Sentence examples for permanent awareness from inspiring English sources

The basis of social justice therefore has to be a state of permanent awareness, resistance and protest.

At clinics whose organisation meant that other waiting patients were not an issue, GPs still said that they sometimes had problems concentrating sufficiently during the patient encounter due to a permanent awareness of the possibility of an additional and simultaneous emergency call-out.

The fund will break ground this summer for a permanent Career Awareness Camp in Fishkill.

Another specter was being medically sustained in an utterly dismal quality of life – such as permanent unconsciousness without awareness or interaction with one's environment.

Neither the reprieve nor the freedom it brings is permanent — but with more awareness of these mental health issues and new therapeutic interventions, doctors and patients are much better equipped than ever before to fight these demons.

The erasure of death also allows us to imagine that our mortal trivialities and anxieties are permanent, while a consistent awareness of death — for those who can stomach it — can help us live in the here and now, and teach us to treasure what we already have.

"The importance for us is that the awareness is permanent," says Vicky Hungerford, one of the festival's organisers.

Expose the Waste: permanent advertising to raise awareness and rally a new generation of taxpayers against animal experiments.

But in recent years bullfighting's popularity has dwindled considerably as animal rights groups have raised awareness, leading to permanent bans in Catalonia and the Canary Islands.

Atlas uncovered old home movies of the siblings' unusual upbringing, including their daily 6 a.m. before-school practice sessions with their stern father, whose musical genius, personal discipline, and political awareness left a permanent imprint on his sons.

What needs to be done is to make this transparency widespread and permanent, thus greatly enhancing the awareness of the public, peers, and patients of what is being studied.