Meanings of more cognizant in English

So how, as we become more cognizant of DEI, do we support inner-city kids in getting outdoors?

They worked for the rest of the day, trying everything, ever more cognizant of the deadline looming near.

With the pirates (sort of) under control, the industry is now more cognizant of its own failings.

If Manley is going to continue in his current role, he has to be more cognizant of what he says.

Today's customers are also more cognizant of energy costs, said D'Ann Harper, who owns a Coldwell Banker brokerage in San Antonio, Texas.

Clarence, more cognizant of the whole truth than the others, was equally silent and determined; and Mary Rogers was fired with the zeal of loyalty.

As Black America addresses the economic implications of marriage equality, the community will be more cognizant of the need for fair pay for Black women.

Going forward, "taxable investors and their advocates would do well to become more cognizant of the impact taxes have on fund returns," he wrote.