Sentence examples for conscious of the problem from inspiring English sources
The phrase "conscious of the problem" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing awareness or acknowledgment of an issue or challenge.
Example: "The team was conscious of the problem and worked diligently to find a solution."
Alternatives: "aware of the issue" or "mindful of the problem".
"They are conscious of the problem, but haven't moved fast enough".
The justice minister, Mamadou Saliu Djalo Pires, whom international enforcement officials view as one of their key allies, said, "The new cabinet is very conscious of the problem of impunity".
In fact, 25 years ago, the Art Dealers Association of America and the Association of Art Museum Directors, conscious of the problem of possible fraud in art donations, suggested that the Internal Revenue Service establish an art advisory panel.
The authors show, except for the case of Serbia, that for all countries, 90% and more of the population agree that drinking and driving increases the risk of accident with another road user, showing that main part of the population is conscious of the problem.
Over the past half-decade I, like many, had grown increasingly conscious of the problem.
Some review authors were conscious of the problem and attempted to obtain additional information, with variable success.
It was almost inevitable that, with the current preoccupation with coping with the spending cuts, that participants were often more conscious of the problems than promises.
Having been through that long struggle to get those tests accepted, I'm conscious of the problems facing administrators, so I try not to judge.
And we managed recently to get Siemens to divest funding, which was a huge thing.' He's trying to get a film going, conscious of the problems.
Verity Lambert [the television producer] had no children of her own and was perhaps not conscious of the problems [facing working mothers], but she just wanted to have women in the workplace and make it possible for them".
But the spat, only one of several that have dogged discussions within NATO about industrial co-operation, bodes ill for efforts to forge a common approach to other new defence challenges.The Europeans' reaction is prickly partly because they are so conscious of the problems of their own defence industries.
