In contrast to a study from a rural community in Pakistan that demonstrates poor awareness about diseases (38), our participants were aware of a rising prevalence of hypertension and diabetes in the community, and believed this was related to inactive lifestyle and unhealthy diet.
Especially if you live in Brookline, Massachusetts (or if you have a friends who does), you are well aware of a rising population of feathered fowl gangs who are taking the holiday and town back with their waddling and gobbling and attacking.
Steve Grange, deputy secretary of West Midlands Police Federation, said he was aware, anecdotally, of a rise in officers reporting sickness and stress.
Although the study of people in public places continues, he went on, he is not aware of any rising tide of beach interest or new research on patterns of blanket placement.
However, as a keen theatre-goer he was aware of the rise of a new generation of British dramatists, and as Penguin had been publishing playwrights such as Terence Rattigan and Christopher Fry for years, he suggested they publish some new writers.
But going forward you have to be aware of a host of rising costs associated with the businesses, from cap-and-trade charges, rising health care costs and the added burden of the public finance entities scrambling for cash whereupon the recovery in the year ahead will be a muted one rather than a merry one.
The payments made to the trust were declared in Celtic's annual report for 2004/2005, but in 2008 the club became aware of an event giving rise to a potential tax liability that was subsequently paid after agreement with HMRC.
The payments made to the trust were declared in Celtic's annual report for 2004/2005, but in 2008 the club became aware of an event giving rise to a potential tax liability which was subsequently paid after agreement with HMRC.
As the eco-philospher Joanna Macy, with her co-author Chris Johnstone, pointed out in her book Active Hope: "When we become aware of an emergency and rise to the occasion, something powerful gets switched on inside us.
Readers in 1936, when it was published in Britain, would have been uncomfortably aware of Hitler's rise and rise, and his notorious propaganda offensive at the Berlin Olympics - remember, "strength through joy"?
