Sentence examples for be aware of more from inspiring English sources

GIVEN her theatrical pedigree, Hayley Mills must be aware of more than a few show business maxims.

· Traditional high-street travel agents have their uses, but go to a specialist for discounted long-haul flights: they will be aware of more options, be more knowledgeable on the subject, and offer more competitive prices.

The general rule is that for persons to assume a risk, they must be aware of more than just the generalized risk of their activities; there must be proof they knew of and appreciated the specific hazard which caused the injury.

The Met Office has issued a yellow snow warning for the East of England, meaning the public should be aware of more disruption to come.

Once we've cognitively gotten over it, it's just letting us be aware of more things that are going on in fairly complex situations.

The Met Office has issued yellow warnings advising people to "be aware" of more snow in parts of Wales, south-west England, north-west England, and eastern and north-eastern Scotland on Wednesday evening.

He said he is aware of "more than a handful" of gay players.

Research published in The New York Times in January found five accused priests in that diocese, but Mr. Scamardo said he was aware of more.

The International Atomic Energy Agency is aware of more than 2,000 confirmed cases of illicit trafficking and other unauthorized activities involving nuclear and other radioactive material in the past 18 years.

I am aware of more than one instance where developers and even re-sellers are asking $2,000 a foot for condos that buyers are bidding $1,500 per foot.

Page's comments could be especially controversial in light of recent allegations that his company was aware of more NSA surveillance than they previously acknowledged.