Sentence examples for which to be aware from inspiring English sources

One of the great frustrations to all of us who promote colleges — and one of the dangers of which to be aware — is the extent to which your campus experience can be shaped by a single person: the student tour guide.

It is a rich society which consumes and which seems to be aware of its impact on global warming.

There's only one rule, and it's the same rule you have as an artist, which is to be aware.

It is worth mentioning at this point that there are also studies in the literature, which aim to be aware of spectrum conditions on future positions along the path of any vehicle.

In general, the investigated products show overall different spatial and temporal statistics which are induced by their different estimation methods and which are important to be aware of for the selection of a product for application and for their up- or downscaling.

Victor has moments in which he seems to be aware of that.

"[There are] going to be quite heavy showers and a number of areas have been issued with yellow alerts, which mean just to be aware that there could be some very heavy downpours, but quite intermittent," Mears said.

Browaeys and Price (2008) different orientations illustrate different perspectives which managers need to be aware.

There certainly are traps, which you have to be aware of whenever technology offers easy solutions for sound creation.

Whorf was crucially interested in the ways in which speakers come to be aware of the language that they use, and become able to describe and analyze language using language itself to do so.

Interviewing encompasses non-verbal and verbal communication aspects of which one needs to be aware.