Sentence examples for persistently aware from inspiring English sources

The idea of a phone or any other device that is persistently aware of its location and screams out its geographic coordinates, even if only to friends, might seem spooky to older age groups.

Securing fairness and equality in compensation requires each woman to be persistently aware of what she's worth and stand up for herself in the workplace.

By now, even the franchise's most loyal fans are aware of how persistently "High School Musical" has been marketed to them.

In 1983, the board of CPC was no doubt well aware of the persistently poor performance of corn wet-milling and of its drag on equity values and corporate return on equity.

However, clinicians confronted with a persistently abnormal blood lactate should also be aware of the fact that the absolute degree of derangement (duration and magnitude) and the rate increase of this derangement are associated with risk of death and should continue to maintain a high index of suspicion until these parameters have completely normalised.

Eaton: "Perhaps you are aware, General, that the Whiskey Ring have persistently tried to fix the origins of that ring in the necessity for funds to carry on political campaigns.

The Americans were aware of Khánh's tactics and exploited it by persistently trying to scare his colleagues with the prospect of a military heavily restricted by the absence of US funding.

How many Americans, for example, are aware that one of the primary drivers of our persistently high unemployment rate is the sharp decline in public sector employment -- the massive layoffs of teachers, firefighters, police officers and other public sector employees over the past two years?

Currently, it is estimated that around 170 million people worldwide (∼2% of the population) are persistently infected with the virus and some of the chronic carriers are not aware of their infection.

Self-aware and articulate, with a modesty born from confidence, he persistently uses the film to extol — and demonstrate — the rewards of recovery.

Readers familiar with John Burnside's poetry, novels or memoirs will be well aware of the unique mythology that he has been assiduously, slyly and persistently building across his creative work.