Sentence examples for either not familiar from inspiring English sources
"Many women are either not familiar with the precautions they should use with Accutane or are not using those precautions,"she said.
One that jumped out at me when I first saw the poll was the large majority of Americans who are either not familiar with (28 percent) or have never heard (35 percent) the terms hydraulic fracturing or fracking.
Most were either not familiar with the indices developed for ISD or thought them too complicated.
The remaining respondents were either not familiar with the practice (4 Key Informants) or were not probed for response (2 FGD and 1 Key Informant).
Dr. Ganley cited a survey conducted in November by the Harvard School of Public Health, National Public Radio and the Kaiser Family Foundation that found that 20percentt of parents of children under the age of 2 planned to continue to use the medicines and an additional 41percentt were either undecided or not familiar with the issue.
"It will be a combination of either works that are not familiar to a wide audience or commissions," Ms. Phillips said.
Some say the best he can do is fool hitters who are not familiar with either his pitches or the odd hesitation in his windup.
I am not familiar with either of these people but Democratic strategists say that millions of white working class men will now vote for Barack Obama because of this.
By performing due diligence on the language and culture if you're not familiar with either, you can avoid choosing names that might offend possible Indian clients or be rejected by Indian authorities.[6][7].
Iolanta, the story of a blind princess whose sight is restored, is not familiar, either – yet the strength of this concert performance, even without the benefit of surtitles, was in its sincerity and emotional directness.
