Sentence examples for mindful of this issue from inspiring English sources

A State Department spokesman, Philip J. Crowley, said Monday that the United States was "very mindful" of this issue and that it would be "among the topics discussed early on" in the negotiations.

Mindful of this issue, the authors of all studies included in the present meta-analysis expressed TCDD concentrations per gram of blood lipids; however, this approach might still leave room for error.

Prescribing a course of antibiotics increases the patient's risk of developing bacterial resistance for up to a year [ 1]; GPs should be mindful of this issue when prescribing antibiotics that are not necessary.

Aboush is mindful of this encroaching issue, and says it should be for the people to decide.

On the other hand, the Senate majority leader, Trent Lott of Mississippi, clearly mindful of the issue's political appeal, seemed ready to let the Finance Committee work its will.

Rosales, mindful of that issue, likes to apply what is called "treble-ascendant voicing," meaning that the highest note in any chord is made to sound slightly louder than the lowest note, so that the texture remains clear.

Paul has been mindful of the issue as he reaches out to black voters on college campuses ahead of a possible presidential run in 2016.

Mr. Rapoport says that he will be mindful of those issues — making sure the magazine does not call for endangered fish in its recipes, for example — but does not see education as the magazine's primary role.

Though she is mindful of the issues, Ms. Barton-Farcas intended Nicu's Spoon, a five-year-old company she founded, to be inclusive, and casting Mr. Fudenske was part of that effort.

Researchers should be mindful of these issues when selecting tests to measure the health literacy of older patients.

Mindful of these issues, we developed new methods to (i) identify clusters of patients across large cohorts; (ii) link clusters of patients to cell lines; and (iii) visualize networks that connect drugs to cell lines based on drug-sensitivity measures, and cell lines to patient tumors based on gene expression similarity or metasignature similarity.