Sentence examples for firsthand familiarity from inspiring English sources
Certainly, individuals can be expected to contribute to a company their firsthand familiarity with niche markets.
Most of us aren't burdened by firsthand familiarity with fifties Britain, and some of us aren't burdened by the idea that a fictional show is a documentary.
The trip is another demonstration of the Council's new policy of gaining firsthand familiarity with areas on which it must make decisions.
A firsthand familiarity with the code of life is bound to confront us with the emotional, moral and political baggage associated with the idea of our essential nature.
Diagnosis Many managers who have had no firsthand familiarity with matrix organizations tend to have half-expressed fears that a matrix leads to anarchy.
Although he will not be specific, he said, "It's safe to assume I know something about family violence and childhood violence from firsthand experience". But that familiarity emerges in the novel as a factor in the life of his character Dr. Kreizler.
Berlinski may have invented most of what we encounter here, but the book's easy way with local stories and lore bespeaks the familiarity that comes with rich firsthand experience.
The core team organizes and runs the introductory workshop to help new members learn the recommended workflow, gain familiarity with bioinformatics tools, and see firsthand the resources being used in the project.
They may be ordinary people whose work has given them a familiarity of your subject or people who simply witnessed an important event firsthand.
