Sentence examples for were ignorance of from inspiring English sources

Barriers mentioned only by LHPs and NGOs in Burundi were ignorance of the importance of these services, lack of money for transport and medication, in some areas confidence in traditional birth attendants to undertake home deliveries, and personal religious convictions.

Among reasons for attendance at EHS in a region of Spain were: ignorance of non-hospital emergency services, better clinical resources, quicker care, sensation of vital urgency and poor quality of care in primary care.

Behind this was ignorance of what was permitted in law, let alone morally, in handling detainees.

Another acute problem, he added, was "ignorance of the responsibilities of men towards women".

Dion had long been familiar with a quote of St. Jerome's: "Ignorance of scripture is ignorance of Christ".

And underneath it all is ignorance of or indifference to the realities of life for many Americans.

In criminal tax cases, that is, ignorance of the facts does carry some weight as a defense.

But this is ignorance of the facts.

Here is ignorance of the first order.

But I'm not aware of, and that may just be ignorance, of any major drugs or drug classes that we have zero access to.

One shortcoming in many studies of synaptic NO signalling is ignorance of exactly where the NO comes from and where it acts.