Sentence examples for is increasingly conscious from inspiring English sources

Malinow is increasingly conscious of being a member of a minority group.

The latest generation of Moroccan designers is increasingly conscious of this geography, reaching out, at least aesthetically, to the rest of the continent.

People are increasingly conscious that there is a change [to our weather].

Ansari was increasingly conscious of the need for quality educational institutions in India.

"People are already making dynamic wines, and are increasingly conscious of where things should be," he said.

Chief executives are increasingly conscious of their personal brand and how it can diverge from the corporate brand.

Ms. Merkel, listing her priorities for a third term — when she is expected to be increasingly conscious of her legacy — included a strong and durable European Union.

Consumers are increasingly conscious of their eating habits as rates of heart disease, Type 2 diabetes, obesity and other health problems rise.

In his new book, Standing says such workers are increasingly conscious of themselves as a class, in part because they see clearly what they're not: rentiers.

The public are increasingly conscious of this – which is why 85% express concern that our population is projected to hit 70 million in 2029.

Rob Cope, director of Remember a Charity, agrees that charities need to be careful about the way they ask for legacies from a generation that will be increasingly conscious about what they are leaving for their children and grandchildren.