Sentence examples for familiar usage from inspiring English sources

"The most familiar usage of that term is 'conduct unbecoming an officer,' which is a military term and in that context it is overwhelmingly male," Mr. Romney said.

Using several words instead of one means an attacker has to guess more letters, which creates more security but only if the phrase chosen is not one likely to turn up, through familiar usage, in a dictionary of phrases.

While the stylebook prefers "Voodoo," the more familiar usage, it allows both spellings, noting: "Some followers and scholars prefer other spellings, such as 'Vodou,' in part to distinguish from the use of 'voodoo' in a disparaging sense.

With tablets quickly taking over certain market niches, a more familiar usage experience could help Android tabs pick up steam among consumers considering ditching full-blown PCs and notebooks for light daily use.

Already many once familiar usages have been exterminated.

Anyone who has seen a television show featuring the Kardashian sisters will be more than familiar with this usage.

So you'd wonder what he did mean and assume instead, if you were not already familiar with the usage, that he must mean "crazy", because you understand the rest of what you've read.

If you're familiar with app usage data, you'll note that these retention percentages are quite low.

Both ways are eco destructive in several ways and growers in Pakistan are less familiar about the usage of other organic sources for better crop production.

Though he spoke of a parallelism between the ideas of Dilthey and his own, during the period 1914 and 1929, and although his insistence on the fact that he discussed the notion of "vial reason" prior to the early 1930s remains accurate, there was no such discussion of "historical reason" in the manner in which one has become familiar with its usage in his mature writings of the 1930s.

There's a narrow-mindedness there, since getting consumers onto Google Wallet would help to push the NFC agenda forward overall, and Isis could then compete on platform technology, user experience, and feature set, while getting more people familiar with NFC usage at point-of-sale.