Sentence examples for cognizant whether from inspiring English sources
Luckily, I had an understanding that it was perhaps the librarian's mind that was inappropriate, but from that point forward I was cognizant (whether I acted on it or not) that girls are often deemed to be in control of other people's behavior toward them.
"Charitable giving is very high in this country, but people are very cognizant of whether a charitable organization is being effective or not".
"The LGBT community is very cognizant of whether a place is friendly to them, in a legal and a cultural way," he said.
Similarly, a user should be cognizant of whether a particular search engine auctions keywords, especially if sites that have paid for preferential placement are not indicated separately.
Like in New Hampshire, I have to be cognizant about whether everything I say is "grammatically correct" so I pass as what I guess is articulate and not "the black guy who doesn't know anything".
Nurses themselves need to be cognizant of whether their own competence levels meet the standard required for their actual roles.
Whether you are cognizant of it on a daily basis or not, the freedom you enjoy to travel the web and sample a variety of content on an equally available basis comes because of some core values that have long been in place.
Finally, to determine whether clinicians were cognizant of the severity of diaphragm weakness present in their patients, we asked the attending MICU physicians to estimate diaphragm strength and compared these estimates with objectively determined measurements.
"We were cognizant from the earliest submission about whether and how we should say something," Dr. Seligman said.
I guess I'm trying to get your opinion on whether the 'street photographer' should be respectful of photographing in physical locations, or whether we should be cognizant of the subject's 'head space'?
The most important is whether political leaders are fully cognizant of the inherent limits of military force in achieving humanitarian goals.
