Sentence examples for mindful of the problems from inspiring English sources

Mindful of the problems that had beset this project in the past, Hanse admitted a "critical juncture" in construction would take place between now and March.

Mr. Thompson apparently supports the F.D.A.'s desire to protect the blood supply but he is also mindful of the problems that might arise in New York, say people who have monitored the issue.

Not known for buying into the arguments of his opponents, Mr. Giuliani, no doubt mindful of the problems in attracting teachers, has acknowledged that the teachers are due a raise, although he says an unduly large one would bankrupt the city.

Judge Brinkema appeared mindful of the problems in the Moussaoui case when, issuing a written ruling hours after Tuesday's hearing, she said she wanted a trial prosecutor in the Timimi matter to receive the needed clearances and review the classified submissions to the court "so he can be assured that his representations to the court are accurate".

And Alexander is mindful of the problems arising from a 46-game league season, making him even more delighted with the way his entire squad have started the season.

Because you never lost sight of your middle class values, you are mindful of the problems faced by average people and the obligation we all have to pitch in when and where we can.

However, we were mindful of the problem that animals' emotional status (anxiety-like behaviour) can confound measures of locomotor activity in this test (see Stanford, 2007a, b; Wilcock and Broadhurst, 1967).

He also said he would be mindful of the constitutional problems in financing social programs through "faith based" organizations.

Small investors looking for a taste might choose to buy a stake in a mutual fund or one of the exchange-traded funds that mechanically track an index of frontier-market stocks.Fund managers are mindful of the liquidity problems that forced the closure of New Star's Africa Fund in 2009 barely a year after it was launched.

Mindful of the election problems in Florida four years ago, aides to Senator John Kerry, the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee, say his campaign is putting together a far more intricate set of legal safeguards than any presidential candidate before him to monitor the election.

And when a Connecticut jeweler offered recently to ship a Rolex watch to Armstrong's New Jersey home to save $300 in sales tax, he declined, mindful of the legal problems afflicting Tyco's Dennis Kozlowski: "You might not understand this, but I want to pay the tax," he said.