Sentence examples for growing increasingly aware from inspiring English sources

Analysts said the moves on Thursday were a sign that Apple was growing increasingly aware of competition in the smartphone market, and was trying to be friendlier to the developers whose applications have helped drive the success of its products.

David Mallen, associate director of the National Advertising Division of the Council of Better Business Bureaus, the advertising industry's self-regulatory body, says companies are growing increasingly aware of the dangers of greenwashing.

They also grow increasingly aware of the ways in which memory serves them.

But Mr. Brooks gets it wrong when he claims that men grow increasingly aware of their own emotions as they age.

Privacy concerns have come to the fore as consumers grow increasingly aware of just how closely their actions online are tracked.

It's 1914, a liner has gone down, and in a crowded lifeboat, a group of survivors grows increasingly aware that for some to live, others must die.

From the time of Burke onwards, the right grew increasingly aware that it must widen its appeal beyond a small class of aristocrats.

And I've grown increasingly aware that on the receiving end of my words sits someone doing his or her best to think outside those terms, to create a book that would render my critical vocabulary irrelevant.

Over the past few months that I have been in exile in Europe, I have grown increasingly aware that support for democratic causes in my country is eclipsed by the immediate economic interests of some of the regime's counterparts in Europe.

Society has grown increasingly aware of the need to reduce CO2 emissions in order to mitigate consequential environmental effects.

During my studies, I grew increasingly aware of the disproportionately low number of students from disadvantaged backgrounds entering highly selective universities; it's an issue that has lately received much media attention in the United Kingdom.