Sentence examples similar to become widely aware from inspiring English sources

South Africans first became widely aware of the violence against lesbians when, in April , 2008 Simelane, a thirty-one-year-old former member of the national women's soccer team, was killed.

It was 2000 when the scientific community first became widely aware that perfluorooctanyl sulfonate (PFOS), then the key ingredient in 3M Company's popular Scotchgard stain repellent, was being found at extremely low levels throughout the environment and the human population.

Meanwhile, SCO has become widely hated.

Still, they have become widely available.

Mr. Brown's mapping has become widely known.

Fletcher thinks it will become widely adopted.

The public revolt against the repugnant "Stop Online Piracy Act" two years ago was a taste of what happens when people become more widely aware of what they can lose when governments and corporate interests collude.

A few scholars were aware of Boalt's racism, but it became widely known only last year when Charles Reichmann, a Berkeley law lecturer, published an op-ed and law review article.

Mr. Faurer never became widely known.

Standard Oil became widely known as Amoco.

Almost immediately, L-dopa became widely used.