Sentence examples for aware of the ability from inspiring English sources

However, and speaking after having had long experience of child abuse issues at Barnardo's, I am now very aware of the ability and success of such offenders in conditioning those around them".

"We're aware of the ability that he has got and we'll harness that in the right way," Hughton told BBC Radio Norfolk.

The complaint goes on to say that Google and Microsoft were considering buying Skype and were both aware of the ability for Skype to possibly add web-based functionality but didn't want to touch it because of the complicated IP situation, since Joltid owns the code.

"It's been surprising to me that there are many people who have an Apple TV and an iOS device and are aware of the ability to send a video stream over AirPlay, or mirror the device display, but not of the ability to do second-screen to the television and show different content on each," Braun said about the conspicuous absence of hype around the feature.

For the first time, the public became aware of the ability of private equity to affect mainstream companies and "corporate raiders" and "hostile takeovers" entered the public consciousness.

The founders were obviously aware of the ability of a state to restrict freedoms, but were also aware that the absence of a functioning state could do the same.

"When they're both fit, or one of them is fit, then I've a decision to make, and I know they're both aware of the abilities of the other players, no question of that".

Anyone who saw the Australia women's sevens team's exhilarating slaughter of New Zealand in the Olympic final in Rio will already be aware of the spectacular ability of the world's top female flyers.

Now that we are aware of the theoretical ability of a customer to order such titles by fact of their listing by Nielsen, we will investigate with them how this might be avoided".

Villarreal, 19, is too young to remember watching Ramos during his prime years as a player, but he said he was aware of the technical ability and creativity his coach possessed.

"We're increasingly aware of the exceptional ability of infants to learn a second language from very early in childhood, but access to English is typically restricted to the super rich, or to children aged 7 or older, as they begin to attend school," says Mather.