Cognizant of time

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

This was a president unbound from much of what defined him upon taking office four years ago, a man clearly cognizant of time already running down on his opportunity to make his imprint on the country and on history.

"In music you're very cognizant of time," said Page. "If you're a percussionist, you hit something, it's got to happen in milliseconds".

The point was to say you need run business cognizant of times we're in.

You have to be cognizant of your time.

In particular, it has been found necessary to treat components of ocean water in terms of all their influxes and effluxes and to be more cognizant of the time scale of application of the steady-state concept.

Hackers are cognizant of the time it takes for IT security to battle the attack, leaving the door temporarily open to corporate data.

"Those clients are cognizant of the time we spending together and limit it to addressing the legal side of the fighting". Average hourly rates for divorce attorneys in New York City run from $300 per hour to more than $1,000 per hour.

He's also cognizant of travel-times, so don't ask if has any Pliney the Elder or the short-life "Enjoy by" series.

There is a reason why lounge agents often tell passengers flying on a different airline that "we do not monitor flights from that airline, so please be cognizant of your boarding time".

As my cousins sat there worrying about their mom, I saw a transformation take place -- one that I had not been cognizant of since the time of my own dad's illness.

It must be an unspoken rule of all parents to notoriously remind their children of the details of their birth, as if we were conscious and cognizant of the exact time, date and the minuscule details of our coming into existence.