1. Researchers may be unaware of their uncritical acceptance of categories and consequent results.

2. But they may be unaware of the ravages of the Yugoslav Federal Army against our country's natural heritage.

3. If she fell downstairs, at least she would be unaware of what happened then.

4. It suggested that they might be unaware of the difference between feral and wildcats, or unaware of the law.

5. Firms may be unaware of theft by their employees, and shops will not be aware of particular instances of shoplifting.

6. You can totally be unaware of this score.

7. To be unaware of imminent danger or trouble.

8. You seem be unaware of how urgent the situation is.

9. He be unaware of other options for his life if the path he chooses goes nowhere.

10. You can hardly be unaware of the manner in which I suffered at his hands.

11. The protoss player may be unaware of this expansion until he produces air units.

12. The firefly seems to be unaware of the situations. It crankily moves a circle round the bolt and stops at the lacquer surface which protrudes like a scar.

13. The protoss player be unaware of this expansion until he produces air units.

14. It is really quite incredible that, after ten months, Councillor Buchanan should still be unaware of such basic facts.

15. Also, as Sheila Silcock's article highlights, the nearest relative may be unaware of their rights under the Act./be unaware of.html

16. This can be helpful because often an employer may be unaware of all your achievements.

17. For example, if you make a new directory /dev/dsk, the system might be unaware of its existence, and the directory will disappear on reboot.

18. There may also be tiny. hidden computers in your home but you be unaware of them.

19. In the context of AOP, the obliviousness property requires that the core system be unaware of crosscutting functionality.