Dependent Prepositions — Adjectives: Awareness & Knowledge (C1)

Few of the junior researchers were fully aware ___ the ethical implications of the new tracking technology.

The new chief executive seemed acutely conscious ___ the historical significance of the role she was taking on.

Always mindful ___ the cost overruns of the previous project, the new programme director introduced fortnightly budget reviews from week one.

Many newly arrived expatriates remain almost entirely ignorant ___ the unwritten conventions that govern local business etiquette.

The senior partner was apparently quite oblivious ___ the growing dissatisfaction among the associates on the seventh floor.

Successful candidates will be expected to be thoroughly familiar ___ the relevant data-protection regulations from their first day on the job.

Before drafting the report, the consultant took several days to become properly acquainted ___ the firm's internal reporting hierarchy.

Voters in this constituency are remarkably well informed ___ the technical detail of local planning decisions.

You would struggle to find a single person in the department more knowledgeable ___ the early history of the marque than our chief restorer.

The negotiating team felt absolutely certain ___ the legal protection afforded to their position by the latest court ruling.

After two further rounds of interviews, the panel was finally sure ___ its preferred candidate for the directorship.

Senior analysts now appear quietly confident ___ a sustained recovery in the housing market over the coming eighteen months.

Most independent reviewers remain deeply sceptical ___ the manufacturer's claims regarding the device's battery life.

After examining the witness statements, the inspector was now utterly convinced ___ the suspect's involvement in the original break-in.

Even the most experienced members of the committee remained quietly doubtful ___ the feasibility of the new long-distance crossing.