Sentence examples for growing cognizance from inspiring English sources
And this dip is more pragmatic than ideological, reflecting a growing cognizance of the infeasible fiscal trajectories of these programmes.
This usage conveys turning-points in the story, transferring the reader from the "immediate tension" of the present to a growing cognizance.
The findings suggest the need for organisations to take cognizance of the growing interest of prospective employees in working for organisations that engage in CSR activities and disclosures.
The findings suggest the need for organisations to begin taking cognizance of the growing interest of prospective employees in working for organisations that engage CSR related activities and disclosures.
This study therefore shows the need for organisations to take cognizance of the growing interest of prospective employees in working for organisations that undertake CSR activities and disclosures (e.g., Bhattacharya et al., 2008; Lee et al., 2013; Meister, 2012).
The growing number of fatal law enforcement interactions involving unarmed individuals, especially Black males, warrants greater cognizance of the images created by the media of the victims.
M.L.S. is growing and growing and growing.
Remo looked more like a dweller of the inland fastnesses of Basilicata: one of the dark original people who grow out of the very stones of the Italian peninsula, and have a curious cognizance of the natural world.
