Sentence examples for be aware whilst from inspiring English sources

These different styles recognize that patients hold information about personal preferences, social contexts, personal medical history and personal health beliefs, of which the clinician will not be aware, whilst the clinician holds information about the natural history of diseases, technical aspects of possible treatments and likely outcomes including side effects 5.

Be aware that whilst Allah Ta'alaa is inclined towards mercy for those that sincerely repent from their sins, he can be severe in punishment for those that disobey Him.

"Whilst (Macri) may not attempt the ludicrous Kirchner approach to us, we should be aware that his approach – whilst undoubtedly more subtle – would doubtless have the same aim in sight," wrote Dick Swale in an email.

Always look up whilst running to be aware of what the attackers next step is.

"For members of parliament whilst conducting their debate, to be aware of and capable of responding to what people outside are saying, would at least start to fuse the two parts of the body politic," he said.

Whilst it is important to be aware of these, from a preventive point of view, the focus needs to be on measures that are modifiable.

Whilst we humans may not all be aware of this, we often forget that the house we live in, the Earth and it's other residents in nature do not miss a beat and are constantly sending us messages.

"Whilst clearly this role focuses clearly on the domestic we should also be aware that our equality agenda crosses national boundaries as well," she said.

Be aware that these are just a few ways you can keep the cost of your art hobby to a minimum whilst fully enjoying your painting experience.

Whilst I'm not suggesting people should stop watching Netflix or using Google, they must be aware of the amount of energy used to power our daily lives.

Ch Supt Graham Davis, of Northumbria Police, said: "Whilst we don't know the exact drug, I'd urge anyone who may be thinking of taking illegal drugs to be aware of the heightened risk and be very cautious.