Sentence examples for is highly aware that from inspiring English sources

Beijing is highly aware that social tensions could be set off by rising energy and food prices.

"A piece of shit" is how plenty of us would have described the onetime "Even Stevens" stooge, who is highly aware that he turned into a morality tale about childhood fame gone wrong.

Word in Paris is that greasy president Jacques Chirac is highly aware that it's not cool to be seen encouraging the deranged values that the sapeurs hold so dear when you're trying to pass yourself off as an international man of peace and goodwill.

Mr. Bush's political advisers are highly aware that Dr. Kay's report has given Democratic contenders for the presidential nomination something they have long sought: a way to revive the issue of whether Mr. Bush was careless and trigger-happy, willing to twist intelligence findings to fit his own agenda, even at the cost of American credibility abroad.

Key informants were highly aware that integrating STEM would not be achieved without more time to work together.

Be highly aware that any loss of altitude might be the result of entering a banking turn without realizing it.

They are highly aware, they said, that Mr. Erdogan is under enormous public pressure at home to keep the United States out of the bases it used in 1991 during the Persian Gulf war.

There are many general and powerful frameworks, but in particular for sampling-based algorithms in scientific computing there are some clear advantages from having a platform and scheduler that are highly aware of the underlying physical problem.

So yes, I was highly aware, in writing ROOM, that there are unsavoury aspects to our interest in such cases, and I thought it was rather honester to include discussion of media representation in the novel itself than to cling to the high moral ground by merely avoiding scenes of voyeurism, for instance.

Because of that, the dancers really have to be highly aware of everyone else onstage, so that they are moving as a group with the same physical intentions".

For instance, whereas many associations were limited to specific regions (although there were some connections among cities), Paul's letters suggest that his groups were highly aware of their translocal (meaning networks of social relations that extend beyond the local region) connections.