Sentence examples for accustomed to checking from inspiring English sources

Mr. Carr acknowledged that people who switched to Explorers from cars might not be accustomed to checking weight ratings.

Leapfrog's Danforth said the advent of bigger insurance deductibles has led many people to become savvier shoppers and more accustomed to checking costs online.

Brains don't finish developing until the mid-twenties so kids who are handed iPads before they can speak and given iPads in grammar school grow accustomed to checking out during their formative years.

Company employees likely have access to a computer and are also accustomed to checking email daily.

But Ford workers were accustomed to checks averaging $4,671 and Chrysler workers were used to an average of $5,654 while their companies were cashing in on the S.U.V. boom.

Once you are accustomed to regularly checking e-mail, it becomes a compulsion.

John L. Holland, the owner of The Hall, a bar five blocks from Seton Hall University in South Orange, N.J., is accustomed to the authorities' checking his place for underage drinkers.

Some consumers -- particularly those accustomed to getting checks back with their statement -- may be nervous about the changes the Check Clearing for the 21st Century Act, known as Check 21, will bring.

For designers accustomed to blank checks and unlimited timelines, slashed budgets encourage a change in practice.

It is not surprising that blood pressure and blood sugar monitors were the type of self-test most commonly used by this group of patients as they are easily accessible [ 29], relevant for their condition and are measurements they are accustomed to having regularly checked by health care staff.

The people of Prattsville, N.Y., have probably grown accustomed to the exercise: check the forecast, glance up at the skies and hope.