Sentence examples for further awareness and from inspiring English sources

"I'm well aware of the risks that come with this approach, and if this encourages further awareness and discussion about critical issues, then all the better".

Further awareness and inclusion of cumulative hazards should be made in the future.

The goal of this program is to enable Duke students to gain further awareness and understanding of what is required to rise above traditional stereotypes while still maintaining their confidence as they venture into the world beyond Duke.

The Chinese echelons are turning to rugby union to usher in further awareness and investment in the world's most populous nation, and are using yet another sport to expand China's international prestige and "soft power", through hopeful achievement on the global stage and in Olympic sports.

The live stream is a first for our show, and will help further awareness and promotion of these award categories.

But the ultimate purpose for everyone involved in the project is to further awareness and fund research to find a cure for DMD (Duchenne muscular dystrophy).

I have written a book, Thicker Than Water, about my experience in the hope of furthering awareness and understanding of these dark, historical secrets.

For Conlan, Princeton's acquisition will "allow [the documents] to be known and accessible in a way they probably wouldn't have [otherwise]... .. Going forward, the team hopes to build further awareness of and accessibility to the new sources.

The campaign illuminates issues faced by returning service members, veterans, and their communities to further awareness on PTSD and help diminish the stigma associated with military suicide.

The mission of the Journal of Contemporary Archival Studies is to further awareness of issues and developments in the work of professional archivists, curators, librarians and historians, and to serve as a locus for graduate students and professionals in library science, archival science, and public history to contribute original works of research and inquiry for peer-review and publication.

This is primarily the responsibility of the Member States, but the Commission should continue both to support and to supplement initiatives undertaken by the Member States to further awareness of "112" and periodically to assess knowledge of "112" by the public.