Sentence examples for moderately aware from inspiring English sources

And I have only just recognised the importance of being moderately aware that my health is a priority and fitness".

The findings suggested that participants were moderately aware of the economic benefit of urban parks, and highly aware of urban parks' benefits regarding landscape beauty, social values, health and safety, and ecological conservation.

I've always been moderately aware and mildly curious of the South Korean e-sports scene.

The nurses were moderately aware of the usefulness of preventive measures.

The headline promised something moderately self-aware, by Washington standards: Rove Admits to Error on Iraq as Bush Strategist The story was an AP report on Karl Rove's forthcoming book — the AP got an early copy — and it sounded, for a nanosecond, like Rove might finally be willing to say what he must surely know: that the case for the Iraq war was a shambles and a sham.

The findings may not be applicable to more diverse groups of older women in the U.S., since the sample is predominantly Caucasian, moderately well-educated, and generally aware of health issues due to their background in nursing.

Few studies have evaluated the risk of postnatal diagnostic irradiation, which was moderately strong here; we are not aware of any studies that also considered the effect of polymorphisms in DNA repair genes.

For many of the very undesirable states of affairs that the world contains are such as could be eliminated, or prevented, by a being who was only moderately powerful, while, given that humans are aware of such evils, a being only as knowledgeable as humans would be aware of their existence.

On the other hand, we are aware, that due to moderately-sized sample size the results we obtained must be considered with caution.

She added that Battle Hill Neighborhood Association members have compassion for the tenants of what she called "loaded" houses, and that they are aware the problem is related to a shortage of moderately priced apartments.

When my father Arnold Kettle, a lifelong and moderately prominent communist (which Ralph Miliband was not, as far as I am aware) and a professor (which Miliband certainly was), died in 1986, his obituary was published in several papers.