Sentence examples for familiar with the practices from inspiring English sources
If you're familiar with the practices of highway drug interdiction you know this is a terrible idea.
Your liaison is a librarian familiar with the practices in your academic program and research fields who is here to help you make the most of your research.
"The request for these financial documents is a way to get into his computers," said Alaleh Kamran, an experienced criminal defence lawyer in Los Angeles familiar with the practices of both the LAPD and the district attorney's office.
Nowadays we are all too familiar with the practices of giant processing plants, but back in those innocent times it was all new and appalling — the poorly regulated slaughterhouses, the batching of meat for grinding, the wide distribution of product, which maximized the spread of any contaminant.
Head On and the other exhibitions planned for the Wellcome Trust's new gallery at the Science Museum are meant for a wider audience than artists and scientists, most of whom are pretty unlikely to be familiar with the practices of either.
Take a movie like The Believers or Angel Heart—I would guess a big part of their audience were not familiar with the practices of Voodoo or Santeria but the idea of a religion you are not a part of and don't understand is probably even freakier to most people than something that uses traditional devil imagery as depicted in the Christian bible.
J. P. Morgan, for example, is familiar with the practice.
Trump-related stories were shared primarily with Cohen, two people familiar with the practice said.
Therefore, transfusion medicine professionals are required to be familiar with the practice of manufacturing therapeutic cellular products for clinical use.
Women today are wearily familiar with the practice of "negging", as first described in Neil Strauss's 2005 book The Game.
Some, like me, may not be familiar with the practice of wearing tefillin, the small leather boxes containing biblical passages, during prayers.
