Sentence examples for make a cognizant from inspiring English sources

We must make a cognizant effort to analyze and identify the risks of algorithms-gone-rogue before they result in disasters.

Or is it that you make a cognizant effort to ignore it because it disturbs your fucking dreams?

Dr. Isler has made a cognizant decision to own her voice when it comes to the advancement of women of color and injustices such as the most recent debate in the Fisher v University of Texas case questioning race-conscious admissions.

He comes across as a true believer that Facebook and its family of apps can make a positive impact in the world, but cognizant of the hard work and complex choices required to keep them from being misused.

These days, though, it doesn't take a reminder of Cecily's death to make me cognizant of grief.

They make you cognizant of another urban noise that has vanished, although up to a generation ago it was nearly ubiquitous.

He made a convincing argument that Facebook is atoning for its sins, is cognizant of its responsibility and has a concrete plan in place to improve data privacy.

We recognize that ensuring such a balance becomes restrictive, however, editors should be cognizant of referee tendencies according to gender and region when evaluating their recommendations, and making a final decision for manuscript publication.

Being confronted with a price tag could make them more cognizant of the value exchange they're voluntarily entering.

"It might make smokers more cognizant of the pollution they are inflicting on non-smokers," Jacobson says.

One suspects that the Mayor, who has sought to cut down on cars in the city through his thwarted congestion-pricing measures and through his expansion of bike lanes — and who granted a last-minute endorsement to President Obama on the issue of climate change — half-relishes this opportunity to make drivers more cognizant of their consumption.