Sentence examples for the unawareness from inspiring English sources
noun
The state of being unaware.
Further assumptions are that war frequently comes about because of the unawareness of decision makers of the possibility of settling disputes peacefully to the mutual advantage of both sides an unawareness due to mere ignorance, pride, lack of imagination, or selfish and cynical leadership.
The absence of land-use planning and the unawareness of the GLOF hazard contributed to the village flooding.
However, a major limitation is related to the unawareness of how compliant the participants will be to the running schedule.
The Unawareness Bibliography (see Other Internet Resources) has an up-to-date list of papers in this area.
The low usage factor was attributed to the unawareness of the gardens' existence, low accessibility and users' preference of staying indoors.
A common potential reason for pitfalls and errors of interpretation is the unawareness of the normal tibial attachments and capsular attachment of the menisci.
This approach, compared to endosonographers, may be due to concerns about the risks, unawareness of the benefits, and/or considerations of availability and costs of EUS-FNA.
Manager 15 The managers gave many examples of barriers to health promotion at SHD, such as the telenurses' unawareness of the social determinants of health, lack of time, lack of support from the DST, and lack of continuity of care.
To those of us who have suffered severe depression, the general unawareness of how relentlessly the disease can generate an urge to self-destruction seems widespread; the problem badly needs illumination.
Using multivariate logistic regression, we measured the impact of unawareness of the health consequences of tobacco use on behaviour and attitudes towards tobacco control.
The apparent apathy and unawareness of the actors creates the illusion that these events are somehow divided, happening in parallel dimensions or alternate realities, allowing for the people to remain unaffected by the mayhem of the rushing water streams.
