Sentence examples for continued awareness of from inspiring English sources

In "The Status of Woman in America" (1892), Cooper demonstrates continued awareness of issues facing Black women in America and she advocates their political involvement and empowerment.

Further decreases in rates of NLEA will require continued awareness of diabetes and its complications among patients and providers as well as comprehensive interventions to reduce the prevalence of risk factors for NLEA and to improve foot care and overall care for people with diabetes, particularly for those in subpopulations at higher risk for NLEA.

Radcliffe said that a commitment to security, and a continued awareness of it, was key.

Made up of more than 80 works, in an array of materials including a bell jar filled with handworked glass butterflies and plants and a wall-size curtain composed of stitched-together head scarves, his first comprehensive museum survey in the United States reveals his continued awareness of the fragility of life.

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With lower subsidies for contract smartphones, and a continued awareness of customers splitting apart their phone purchase from their monthly bills, the cheaper handsets that offer the same functionality are provident to be an attractive investment.

In the pregnant pause in which I feel his continuing awareness of the painting behind him, the painting he wishes for me to admire.

But for many, 4/20 is a day to bring continued awareness to the medical wonders of cannabis, like radio show host and cannabis grower Mike Boutin, who was featured on the Discovery Channel series "Weed Country".

"UNICEF is accelerating its work in the heart of communities to stop the outbreak, support early isolation of cases, promote more safe burials and raise continued awareness and understanding of the virus and its risks," said Dr. Peter Salama, UNICEF's Global Ebola Coordinator.

Despite the criticism of me, I am encouraged that this dialogue will bring continued awareness and a better understanding of viable health care options for all Americans.

"The articles," Ms. Greilsheimer continued, "raise awareness of New York City's affluent and educated population about people who are falling behind.