Sentence examples for are less mindful of from inspiring English sources

What Antonelli hopes for in her essay is the development of a new etiquette that adjusts to the emerging urban-technology nexus, where "lost in their metaphysical individual universes, people are less mindful of physical overlaps" with fellow citizens.

Considering that these children live in slum areas where the sanitation is poor, with open sewers, and limited access to clean water, they normally play in the soil which harbours these parasites and are less mindful of important personal hygiene practices such as washing of hands with soap and water before eating, after playing and after visiting the toilets.

This doesn't mean we need to go silly with our borrowing, but that there might be a unique opportunity where such is the overall strength of our economy relative to the rest of the world that we can be less mindful of the impact on our credit rating.

The infrastructure and processes of vetting the 'kill list' will remain in place for the next president, who may be less mindful of moral and legal implications of this action than Obama supposedly is".

Conversely, older GPs with an older patient base may be less mindful of chlamydia testing and use guidelines less frequently [ 26].

Realistically, we cannot share our good fortune in terms of college acceptances, but we can at least be mindful of those who are less fortunate in the lottery game that is the admissions process.

We must also be mindful of those who are less fortunate.

It's something to be mindful of.

It's something Harry is mindful of.

"A classic example is around Thanksgiving and the Christmas holidays when people are mindful of people less fortunate themselves.

Plants are ever mindful of seasonal shifts.