Sentence examples for Once familiarity from inspiring English sources

(R7, male, Sierra Leone) When the GP had been visited once, familiarity with the system and positive experiences with primary care facilitated the UMs visiting again.

A detailed and integrated analytic framework informed by these practice theories will be developed once familiarity with the setting is obtained, and following ongoing engagement with these theories themselves.

Why not make him wear a "Tapout" shirt and pretend he's a high school dropout who followed you home from a GNC? ·      Spice it up by starting a weird argument with him that he can't win! Remember to be very accusatory and then point to your cat and say, "Who the fuck is she?!" But as that other boring asshole, Mark Twain, once said, "Familiarity breeds contempt".

Once thorough familiarity with the process has been achieved, trials at higher solids contents can be carried out.

This Zip Code tour is once again selling familiarity, like most latter-day Stones tours, and while there are few surprises in the setlist, this time something is different.

Familiarity is comfortable; once a food becomes familiar, it may not become a favorite food but it can become an acceptable one.

'It's about describing the familiar in extraordinary detail, even as you are leaving that familiarity behind once and for all.

The narrative can unfold once the sense of familiarity recedes from the encounter, those scenes familiar to us through the landscape genre.

Unlike traditional textbook presentations that merely introduce terminology and provide examples, the learning cycle encourages students to familiarize themselves with the questions at hand before learning the terminology; once they have some familiarity with the basics, they can explore concepts in more detail (Musheno and Lawson 1999).

How to provide urban sausage-eaters with the reassurance of quality that familiarity had once allowed?

When presented with musical skill and stylistic insight, as it was on Monday night at Carnegie Hall by the Musica Sacra Chorus and Orchestra, the "Messiah," for all its familiarity, emerges once again as a work of utter distinction.