Sentence examples for aware of its implications from inspiring English sources

However, the law was vague and arbitrarily enforced, so many businesses weren't particularly concerned about it, or aware of its implications.

Why this might be the case is a fraught question, and Yiadom-Boakye, in her interview with Beckwith, proves herself slyly aware of its implications: "How many times have I heard from someone saying, 'You're lucky.

A name helps people and the media to identify each cyclone and become more aware of its implications.

We're a bit more aware of this because of its implications in the criminal-justice system eyewitnesses, conflicting memories, the idea that "concepts in your head shape literally what you see".

We can not correctly address what we do not understand, and we can not understand an issue if we are not aware of its context, implications and possible consequences.

Even though we were quite well apprised of the catastrophe and its extent, and were aware of the implications of it for the way the community functions, to us, it seemed like a reasonably well functioning machine.

Indyk, who is the director of the Saban Center for Middle East Policy at the Brookings Institution, added that, in his opinion, it was not clear whether the White House was fully aware of the strategic implications of its new policy.

Executives close to Sinopec said it was well aware of the implications of ties to Sudan.

The scope and coverage of these sets vary, and it is important to be aware of the implications of using different valuation methods and weighting sets.

Watching him work, it's obvious he's aware of the implications of what he's doing.

I don't think that we are going to be derailed by it, we just have to be aware of the implications and act accordingly.