Sentence examples for is unfamiliarity from inspiring English sources
noun
Lack of familiarity; ignorance or inexperience.
- Due to my unfamiliarity with the library's catalog system, it took several hours to find the book.
Part of the reason is unfamiliarity with the concept, but the biggest reason may be psychological.
But it is unfamiliarity with the system, more than his health, that Green blames for his slow start.
Still, Graph Search's greatest barrier to usage is unfamiliarity with pecking in semantic queries like "Cafes in San Francisco visited by friends of friends".
"It was unfamiliarity that caused this," he said.
He needs to create a cohesive unit quickly from a revamped squad whose biggest issues may simply be unfamiliarity and bloatedness.
It may have been unfamiliarity with the currency itself, rather than with its face value, which caused price gouging (or, at least, allegations of price gouging) when the euro was introduced.
An example of such an unsafe condition would be unfamiliarity with equipment.
On the other hand, the students also shared their reasons for passive participation in the Facebook group, among which the most salient was unfamiliarity among participants.
From top to bottom are "Unfamiliarity with numerical keyboard configuration," "Issue in the emoticons input manner," "Issue with multilingual panel switching," "Issue in the mathematical and chemical equation input manner," and "Issue in the dialect input manner".
Faculty exclusion criteria were unfamiliarity with the style of techniques being demonstrated and lack of a valid local acupuncture license.
Other common reasons were unfamiliarity with the Internet (21%), cost (20%), and hesitation to use a computer (13%).
