Sentence examples for world awareness from inspiring English sources

Wenjing Duan, a professor at George Washington University who studies Internet marketing and online user-generated content, has found that, in the online world, awareness itself, not positive or negative slant, is the key issue.

World awareness of food waste has increased in recent years, partly owing to better tools to study the phenomenon.

In order to reduce the global warming phenomenon, the world awareness has conducted most of the countries to use renewable energies such as solar, wind, geothermal, etc.

But as China opens up and engages with the world awareness is growing among the population on how they are being perceived overseas.

In many parts of the world, awareness is growing about renewable energy which has an important role to play in extending technology to the farmer in developing countries like India to increase their productivity.

Young people are not only the most vulnerable and largest population affected by climate change (UNICEF, 2014) but we are also agents of change, and this is the time to raise world awareness of who we are and what we do to fight climate change in our countries.

The crowd was a crowd, seen watering everywhere at the city's lounges, genetically engineered by the world awarenesses of the Internet, wireless devices and cocktail culture.

Travelling the world Raising public awareness about HIV/AIDS has been an important part of Ms. Glebova's reign since her crowning in May 2005.

English does not have "grammatical gender"; its way of expressing relationships that have to do with the sex or animateness of entities is based on real-world awareness ("natural gender"), in which males are "he," females are "she," and inanimates are "it".

This welcoming committee is one arm of an extensive, around-the-world awareness campaign targeting people with Irish heritage that ConnectIreland, a privately funded, government-supported job stimulation and creation program, is carrying out.

However, being rebellious is something that tends to mellow with experience, forming into something more constructive without losing that sense of self– and world-awareness.