Sentence examples for remaining cognizant from inspiring English sources

Instead, policy design must have in mind some notion of a representative agent while remaining cognizant of the diversity in individual preferences, and therefore behavior.

While remaining cognizant of the development of Darwin's views over time (from the early notebooks through the Origin and his later works), Wilkins clearly demonstrates that both of these claims are false.

Additional studies are needed to confirm our preliminary findings, and researchers should utilize various study designs to examine this topic, while remaining cognizant of the biases each method introduces.

If Stixy were to develop more standard file views (as an alternative, mind you), it would be moving in the direction of a Web OS while remaining cognizant of the fact that preview functionality is paramount in an online storage environment (people don't want to download a file each time they want to check it out).

However, there is a clear need for school leadership and government agencies to dedicate resources and time to the ICT initiatives with consideration of the average educator's lifestyle, hours worked, and remaining cognizant of the number of hours in a work week.

Challenge: With kids leaving (and sometimes returning) home and elderly parents in need of extra care, the most challenging issue for women at this stage of life is remaining cognizant of their own needs.

"We have tried to remain cognizant of the fact that we are susceptible to thinking about hierarchy," Dr. Srivastava said.

As the debate over the anti-homosexuality bill extends into its sixth month, we remain cognizant of XXXXXXXXXXXX's reminder not let the anti-homosexuality bill obscure other limitations on human rights and democratic freedoms.

There are many instances where the analysis may go wrong, and it is important to remain cognizant of these.

"But remain cognizant of his or her seniority and behave with the appropriate amount of decorum and respect".

The artist was not free to speak his heart or mind, but had to remain cognizant of the way he presented the Negro yet again.