Sentence examples for growing general awareness from inspiring English sources

With the growing general awareness of the need to protect the environment as well as the increasingly stringent regulatory requirements imposed by various national and cross-national bodies, manufacturers have to minimise the environmental impacts of their products.

People don't want this stuff [pollutants] near them". He sees environmental protection in the West and in the U.S. as part of a growing general awareness about wellness and health.

These stories were essentially about novelty wearing off, twinned with the growing general awareness of the playing audience of Skinner-box designs that aren't much fun.

Stakeholders interviewed in this study's Navarre case considered that public controversy related to installation of wind farms in the 1990s had now mostly been resolved [13] thanks to public information campaigns and growing general awareness of environmental issues.

However, it is also possible that improvements in usual care due to the growing general awareness of the risk of delirium in recent years led to a relative low overall incidence of delirium in our study.

Now that California has imposed mandatory water restrictions to cut the state's water use by 25%, general awareness of water scarcity is growing, and the possibility of higher water prices looms.

Stigma or discrimination from partners, family, and community members may also be reduced if general awareness and acceptance of HIV/AIDS grow as a result of community sensitization and one-on-one discussions with counselors who visit houses.

I will say there is just a general growing awareness of how big of a problem local air pollution is, and I think some of the films and the awareness out of China have caused us to look harder and what we are doing here at home.

General awareness of the rising global prevalence of kidney disease has been steadily growing among medical and public health professionals [ 14– 16].

General awareness around trans issues is increasing, and over the past few years, a growing number of countries are making it easier for trans people to access healthcare and change their legal gender.

Post-Snowden, this aversion has been weakening, however, as our general awareness of sweeping government surveillance programs — particularly those that exploit technologies that we increasingly rely upon — grows.