Sentence examples for acquaintance likely from inspiring English sources
Former Conservative minister of the Status of Women Kellie Leitch suggested that 91percentt of Aboriginal women are killed by an partner or acquaintance, likely Aboriginal.
You will most likely make acquaintances like this.
It opposed any gradation of rapes into more and less serious offences, claiming that rape by an acquaintance was likely to be just as traumatic as rape by a stranger.
A friend, older band member, band director, or other musical acquaintance will likely be willing to help you out.
But the same study finds that trying to contact a distant stranger via acquaintances is likely to fail.
The dealings of Mr. Putin and his acquaintances are likely to come under even more scrutiny as the opposition grows bolder in clamoring for government reforms.
By comparison, ingesting a glut of effortless romance and exotic adventure sports from distant acquaintances is likely to conjure up a desire to pull others down.
"Until and unless a match is found with the DNA material mixed with Ms. Jovin's blood under the nails of her left hand," a statement from Mr. Dearington's office said, "investigators will not know whether the contributor of the material was an innocent acquaintance or a likely suspect".
It is also an opportunity to renew an old acquaintance with Emma Pooley, likely to be a team-mate in Rio after returning to the GB squad with her eyes on a time-trial medal; for once, with her Boels-Dolmans team absent from this one, Armitstead will wear GB kit, at the head of a team mainly composed of younger hopes.
This will make it easier and your acquaintances will more likely have friends that are like you.
Often you are unwittingly pitching the product to acquaintances who are likely to buy the same thing -- this goes for all those products that ask to share information about your new acquisition on social media upon registration -- or you are helping the service that you just subscribed to (by purchasing their device) to perfect itself.
