Sentence examples for familiar with terms from inspiring English sources

There's also a glossary, for those who aren't familiar with terms like "Skadden Arps," another major law firm; "cites," citations identifying court decisions and other legal materials; and "Does," meaning "multiple currently unidentified ('John Doe') parties to a lawsuit".

After all, you don't have to be familiar with terms like timbre and sound stage to appreciate an exquisitely reproduced Mozart concerto — you just have to be able to afford it.

Today, as I enter hour ten of my Bakker-bender (which has just switched back to a modern day sermon about the Book of Revelation, which segues into a pitch for vitamin supplements), I am still familiar with terms he uses like "Mark of the Beast," "The Tribulation," and "Lake of Fire," and can easily visualize the carnage he warns his audience is coming.

Most AHPs were unfamiliar with the term workplace learning and more familiar with terms such as professional development or CPD.

By Amy Bennett NEW YORK, USA, 10 February 2009 – No need to worry if you're not familiar with terms like 'SMS'unconferencence' and 'Java'.

Through such work they become familiar with terms like "best-fit curve" or "outlying result" and use their mathematical knowledge about polynomials and functions (Kocijančič and Jamsek, 2004; Šorgo and Kocijančič, 2004).

People familiar with the terms spoke on the condition of anonymity because the deal has not been formally announced.

Become familiar with the terms and repayment options for federal student loans.

But, if you're a student, it's quite likely you're familiar with these terms.

Are you familiar with the terms of your contract of employment?

Most of us are familiar with the terms "hard Brexit" and "soft Brexit".