Sentence examples for Established awareness from inspiring English sources

"In the US there's not an established awareness of air conditioning as a climate change problem," said James, the author of Assholes: A Theory.

Ultimately, the point of retargeting is to capitalize on established awareness to drive conversion.

As the specialty training program in Malawi becomes more established, awareness of and attitudes towards in-country training may change, especially as more specialists return from their period in South Africa [ 13].

It is essential and crucial to focus research and scientific analysis and establish awareness and education to provide a means of distinguishing responses between improvements in quality of ecosystem and those of damages.

So Avanir has recruited neurologists and psychiatrists as scientific advisers and is trying to prime the market by elevating an ill-defined group of symptoms into a condition under the name pseudobulbar affect, or PBA, in hopes of establishing awareness of it among doctors and patients.

Pepsi is going this route after its vast research -- and this is the company that invented the "Pepsi generation" -- indicated that very specific promotions and TV commercials made especially for young people were the best ways to establish awareness of FruitWorks.

Yet, it is important to synchronize teams and projects regularly to establish awareness of changes that may create conflict.

As a recent spinoff from Lucent Technologies in 2000, it wanted to establish awareness of its new identity, and to demonstrate its technical prowess, by building and running for each tournament what was billed as the largest temporary mobile communications network.

Thus for Avaya, FIFA's sponsor for communications networks who, as a recent spinout from Lucent Technologies, wants to establish awareness of its new identity, soccer is a good avenue to reach American IT professionals and chief executives.

Some full-time artists may find that they need to get a part-time job, while others will put renewed effort into strengthening ties with current collectors and establishing awareness among prospective ones.

Rights groups and congressional staffers see getting the House resolution to the floor as a way to establish awareness and a frank conversation about the U.S. responsibility for the situation in Yemen, which U.S. government lawyers have said may open up American officials to prosecution and which the United Nations calls the world's largest humanitarian crisis.