Sentence examples for conscious of the difficulty from inspiring English sources

Conscious of the difficulty that had been found in persuading rural Mashonas and Matabele to join the 1st Battalion in 1916, organisers for 2RNR principally targeted black men from other countries, in particular migrant workers from Nyasaland and Northern Rhodesia; Nyasalanders eventually made up nearly half of the regiment.

(GP, female, 38 years old) Travel and cost: Participants (15) were conscious of the difficulty some patients faced when they were advised to see a dentist that necessitated travel to a regional centre, acknowledging that this was 'expensive' and given that travel could be '200 km each way' on occasion 'almost impossible'.

Michael Holroyd, the biographer of Bernard Shaw and Lytton Strachey, is conscious of the difficulties both sides face in the eternal tussle.

So she was extremely conscious of the difficulties faced by working parents trying to balance work demands with the needs and schedules of their young children.

"I am much more conscious of the difficulties, of the country being broken down day after day, than I am of a solution," said Mr. Brahimi, who also met with Sheik Khatib.

This means businesses, conscious of the difficulties involved with text-based Chinese communications, are able to produce their own bespoke tools to enable employees to communicate quickly and work together by voice.

"I usually don't ask for their help, but I would like to because I'm conscious of the difficulties in distinguishing between the two," he said.

In the context of physical activity, health promoters need to be conscious of the difficulties that individuals feel in relation to bodily appearance and the pressure to comply with societal standards.

Ó Marcaigh died in 2014, but his son Fiachra recently confirmed as much to me in an e-mail: Ó Marcaigh, he wrote, "was conscious of the great difficulty that there would be in translating the work and doing it justice in another language".

Conscious of the general difficulty of connecting nanoclustering back to conformation, we focused our attention in the manuscript on Ras nanoclustering as the observable, which integrates any conformational or complexation (as additional binding partners may be recruited) change, while showing a tight correlation with functional output of Ras. 3) Please reconsider the title.

Persons may have mild pulmonary stenosis without being conscious of the defect or may experience difficulty in breathing and have a tendency to faint after exertion.