Sentence examples for made aware earlier from inspiring English sources

Schaefer said he was disappointed he had not been made aware earlier of key information regarding Peterson's drugs test, leaving little time for an alternative opponent to be found.

In a statement, the HSE said: "The public health department was made aware earlier (on Thursday) of the remains of an individual, discovered early this morning, who had recently travelled to one of the areas in Africa affected by the current Ebola virus disease outbreak.

The former chief of the Federal Emergency Management Agency, Michael Brown, said the White House and the department of homeland security, which oversees Fema, had been made aware early on that a breach in the levees had left 80% of the city under water.

"I have worked with thousands of people around the world in the last 30 years, countless of whom, including legislators, governors, United States presidents, C.E.O.'s and self-made billionaires, all of whom I personally made aware of earlier mistakes, and would be happy to sing my praises".

In 2012 The New York Times reported that Walmart had been made aware eight years earlier that executives of Walmart México, its subsidiary in that country, had paid millions of dollars in bribes to local officials to expedite permits for construction and operation of its many stores in that country.

(M20) "It is information women should be aware of as early as possible in pregnancy so issues can be treated promptly and women are made aware as early as possible in the pregnancy of risk to their oral health and that of their baby".

The statement did not mention that GSK had been made aware three years earlier of a report involving 34 cases of heart attacks in patients taking abacavir.

I was just made aware of an earlier #MeToo movement, and the origin story is equal parts heartbreaking and inspiring https://t.co/tABQBODscE.

There was always food on the table but I was made aware from an early age that the Alderman household was severely "cash-limited".

Patients should be made aware of the early treatment-related mortality and the burden of GVHD after HSCT.

When opportunistic screening programmes are implemented, it is essential that health-care providers are made aware of the early signs of cancers and can thus ensure patients undergo effective screening methods.