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Meera's father is more concerned about his daughter's future, more aware of the possibilities opening for women, than she is herself.

Every regular touchline radio or TV reporter, knowing that they are likely to be encountering that same manager again in the near future, is aware of the need to nurture a relationship of some sort.

Chen et al. [44] point out that consequential LCA is good for strategic analysis of choice of technologies to be used in the future, being aware of uncertainties induced by various factors.

His comment suggests that what we do now will (or may) not matter a million years from now, but there is an important distinction between whether some event matters (in the sense that it is valuable; it is good that the event occurred) and whether persons who live in the future are aware of the event and care about it.

In this book, we look to the future, being aware of how fast our world and collective consciousness are evolving.

We must make our future physicians aware of this unmet and misunderstood medical need.

During the education of radiology trainees (potential error-committers of the future), the inclusion of meta-awareness in the curriculum can at least make future independent practitioners aware of limitations and biases to which they are subject but of which they may not have been conscious [43].

It took 62 days and left the future president painfully aware of the nation's lack of a decent road network — an awareness heightened later by his experience of German autobahns during World War II.

Will future people be aware of concept of "demons"?

The future lovers become aware of each other when a mutual friend points out La Vellini enjoying some ice cream in a park.

We bring this to the attention of investors purely as something to look out for in the near future and be aware of (particularly with regards to the potential for a dilutive rights issue).