Sentence examples for awareness continually from inspiring English sources

Photographs of an atrocity may give rise to opposing responses: a call for peace; a cry for revenge; or simply the bemused awareness, continually restocked by photographic information, that terrible things happen.

Expert tutors foster metacognitive awareness, continually asking tutees to articulate their thought processes, explain their reasoning, monitor their level of understanding, and generalize concepts to other contexts.

There is continually growing awareness and pent-up demand for people to take individual action on climate change.

The authors suggest that the act of daily monitoring of symptoms of depression may have helped prolong them by continually drawing awareness and possibly increasing rumination (Berk and Parker 2009).

Whereas the Bush administration did little to publicize how to file a Title IX complaint, the Obama administration has continually increased awareness of the option, especially in light of its task force on campus rape.

Awareness raising interventions should continually improve upon the local quality of orbital prostheses through local partnerships with those experienced in sizing and placing orbital prosthesis with minimal infection risks.

One of three films of the K11 Project (named for Phnom Penh's red-light district and designed to raise awareness of child prostitution), "Holly" continually douses its drama with the cold water of education.

By continually enhancing our awareness, we can increasingly notice when we are causing harm to others, the climate, or ourselves, and strengthen our capacity to rapidly shift gears and think and act constructively.

"The media plays a vital role in telling these stories to galvanize governmental and non-governmental support on issues related to reproductive health, by continually raising public awareness to a targeted audience such as policymakers, program implementers, and other key stakeholders," explained Joy Asasira, Programme Manager at CEHURD.

To remain relevant and useful to their communities, such cadres need ongoing support and capacity building not one-off trainings in order to be able to continually refine their awareness-raising approaches and improve their monitoring and understanding of the status of maternal health in their communities.

What we remember most are faces wth complicated histories in which hardship and suffering are taken for granted, inner conflicts are continually flickering and an awareness of death shadows even the happiest smile.