Sentence examples for Extensive familiarity from inspiring English sources

We were joined by two of Venezuela's leading herpetologists,Tito Barros and Gilson Rivas, who have extensive familiarity with this species, and several of their students.

For that reason, Ms. Kory said, it is usually a mistake to hire a lawyer who does not have extensive familiarity with residential deals.

He combined an early and extensive familiarity with rabbinic learning with a proficiency in Hebrew, and, after acquiring a special reverence for the 12th-century Jewish Spaniard Moses Maimonides, he took the philosopher's surname Maimon.

Later he joined the Democratic Party, and his extensive familiarity with farming, combined with his success in delivering "conservative Iowa" to the "radical New Deal" in the 1932 national elections, made him a natural choice for secretary of agriculture (1933 40) during Roosevelt's first two terms.

The Apostolic Fathers (late 1st early 2nd centuries) show extensive familiarity with this literature, but a list of the Old Testament books by Melito, bishop of Sardis in Asia Minor (2nd century), does not include the additional writings of the Greek Bible, and Origen (c. 185 c. 254) explicitly describes the Old Testament canon as comprising only 22 books.

At the same time, Andrade was developing an extensive familiarity with the dialects and cultures of large parts of Brazil.

Taking chimpanzees who had extensive prior familiarity with mirrors, Gallup anesthetized his subjects and marked their foreheads with a distinctive dye, or, in a control group, anesthetized them only.

In my extensive history of familiarity with dogs, I've also known some that don't have any aptitude or interest at all in playing fetch, and it's unlikely that the iFetch will change their mind on that score.

The field requires extensive knowledge and familiarity in how business operations work and to be able to understand, analyze and develop business strategies when working with clients.

Patoski has been thorough, conducting more than a hundred interviews and drawing on extensive historical research and an impressive familiarity with the 300-plus albums that form Nelson's oeuvre.

Despite extensive training, staff still needed to gain familiarity and confidence with the new system.