If educating girls could potentially help to lower the global mortality rate for adolescent girls then couldn't it also lead to deeper awareness about ways to prevent stillbirths, birth defects, and reduce the number of orphans worldwide?
Taking them through the methodology from the book, Thought Revolution: How to Unlock Your Inner Genius, aided them in gaining a deeper awareness about the obstacles and barriers they are facing in life before considering what direction to take with the remainder of their lives.
The Yale historian Alan Trachtenberg, in an introduction to "Jerome Liebling Photographs," a 1982 collection, wrote that Mr. Liebling was not exactly a social or documentary photographer but rather a "civic photographer" whose work brought about a deep awareness of the personal in the political.
Balkin may insufficiently appreciate, however, that public candor about — or even deep awareness of — the pervasiveness of constitutional change can undermine self-confidence about one's own constitutional convictions.
"It's about building a deep awareness of how the customer uses your product".
A dishy Princeton professor exchanges e-mail with her about Keats, Shelley and Wordsworth, who, he notes, "express the... deep awareness that all romance — literary and human — depends upon incomplete and uncertain knowledge".
This energy, I think, masks a deep awareness of our current dilemma.
"He has always expressed his very deep pain and his very deep awareness of the seriousness of what has happened".
Obviously, both of these industries involve a deep awareness and understanding of security and privacy.
Technology brings to us a deep awareness of what is going on around the world.
