Sentence examples for remained well aware from inspiring English sources

He remained well aware after the elections that politics in Guyana were largely defined by tension between descendants of indentured servants from India, the Indo-Guyanese, and descendants of African slaves, the Afro-Guyanese.

They remained well aware of the political backlash they suffered three years ago when they provoked a Government shutdown in an effort to force Mr. Clinton to sign into law elements of the new Republican majority's agenda.

Mayweather remained well aware of the money accumulated and spent lavishly, and the boxer who owns a rare $500 bill continued to refer to the MGM by his preferred term: Mayweather Gets Money.

Even if ownership were placed in trust, Trump and everyone else would remain well aware of these assets.

Still, top banks and brokerages remain well aware of their reputation for taking reckless risks in the pursuit of profits, and they insist they are not simply reanimating the trading desks and other brash operations that caused the problem in the first place.

Such sentiments are strongly influencing the negotiating posture of House Republican leaders as they try to strike an agreement with the White House while remaining well aware that the rank-and-file seem more than prepared to oppose a deal if they believe it falls short of the deep spending cuts they contend are required.

In so doing, the paper made sure Alaskans remained well-aware of the possibly criminal shenanigans of arguably the most powerful man in the state, and ensured that Alaskans could access the complicated information easily.

Further, patients who were rated as aware of their memory loss remained well calibrated over the course of the task whereas those rated as relatively unaware grew over-confident in their predictions [F (1, 33) = 4.19, p =.02].

He added that many of the board members who remain were "well aware of USAG's concealment of sexual abuse, its non-compliance with reporting statutes and harsh treatment of sexual abuse survivors". .

Given that thousands of Katrina victims remain homeless, Ms. Parker is well aware that she is among the lucky few.

But he is well aware that many black evangelicals remain skeptical of the Southern Baptists, preferring to remain in separate associations like the largely black National Baptist Convention U.S.A., which has 7.5 million members.