Sentence examples for no less aware from inspiring English sources

His sponsors were no less aware of his broader significance.

Comfort and Confidence Democrats were no less aware of their vulnerabilities.

Meanwhile, Mr. Florio's campaign, no less aware of the importance of minority voters, introduced a new paid spokesman, Walter L. Fields Jr., a lobbyist who formerly headed the New Jersey chapter of the N.A.A.C.P.

American policymakers are no less aware that, though a powerful China will be hard to cope with, a dissatisfied and powerful China would be impossible.Now, however, many factors, on many sides, from domestic politics to the fallout from the financial crisis, are conspiring to make relations worse.

Richard Lynch as Coriolanus and Richard Harrington as Aufidius also seem bound together by the erotic intimacy of military combat, and Rhian Morgan is an impressively manipulative Volumnia; but it's a measure of the production's excitingly democratic approach that we are no less aware of John Rowley and Gerald Tyler as the citizens who ignite a popular uprising.

McCain's fellow-Republicans are no less aware than his now sulky Democratic admirers that whenever he actually thinks through an issue, such as tax cuts or campaignfinance reform, he generally ends up with an opinion that qualifies him for the label Rush Limbaugh stuck on him in an op-ed piece in last Friday's Wall Street Journal: liberal.

Consumption of other meal items and total energy intake were similar in the heightened awareness vs. less aware condition.

COPD participants were less aware of the consequences than non-COPD participants (p<0.001), including an awareness of lung cancer (p=0.001).

"People in Asia can pick out a fake bag like no one I've seen," says Boyd, "But in the U.S., people are less aware and less concerned, because in the U.S. luxury brands are considered more mainstream".

However, higher education had no significant impact on IFG prevalence in Kuwaiti males implying that they are either less aware of the risk factors of hyperglycemia.

Subsequent commenters seem less aware than King, for whatever reason.