Sentence examples for aware of given from inspiring English sources
Lieb details out the size of the opportunity — something he's keenly aware of given the install base of Bump — as well as the challenges, everything down to the fact that mobile installations are hard and consumer education around the GPS indicators can scare off users (for battery and/or privacy reasons) even when the phone isn't logging location.
With respect to the former, the empirical evidence in the prenatal setting that we are aware of, given in the introduction above, is sparse.
"In the 70s, when [cinema] producers had to be very aware of giving their audience the things they couldn't get on TV, producers would say to the writer: 'We need nudity and a murder before the titles.' The rules of screenwriting laid that down quite forcefully.
Not many people are aware of giving in this way.
"We're very aware of giving away too many free kicks in the defensive third because Japan are so precise and calculated".
They expressed some uncertainty about how to prescribe them appropriately and were aware of giving conflicting advice to patients on balancing pain relief against the risks of tolerance and addiction: '… there's something about us not saying to patients often enough, you know, these are addictive, take them when you're in pain.
"I'd be astonished if Liam Fox [the Secretary of State for Defence] is even aware of this, given what he has said about not reducing the effectiveness of the Army or resorting to salami slicing of budgets.
In most cases, investigators reporting false-negative results due to HBsAg mutants recommend that laboratory users of HBsAg assays be aware of a given assay's ability to detect mutants.
They were informed that none of the midwives responsible for their care would be aware of answers given and that refusal to join the study would in no way affect their care.
These differences are in accordance with patterns of use among ethnic minorities in the USA 4 and should be given further consideration as these groups might express cultural preferences that the prescriber should be aware of when giving advice on family planning.
A. I am not aware of anyone giving up on a secondary offering.
