Sentence examples for longer acquainted from inspiring English sources

Again, it is Spanish small businessmen, longer acquainted with economic woe than their peers elsewhere, who are most apt to have introduced new products and services in the previous 12 months.But are the innovations making money?

An influx of second-home-owning weekend residents has meant that the villagers are no longer intimately acquainted with each others' business, he says, for better or worse.

Castor was also a larger ship with a slightly larger crew, and although L'Huillier and his men had only been aboard for ten days, the crew of Carysfort had only come together immediately before the cruise and had not had much longer to become acquainted with their vessel than the French crew.

The family physician is acquainted with the patient for a longer time than a dietitian.

Europe no longer takes its civilization for civilization itself, no doubt because it is better acquainted with foreign cultures, notably Islam.

First, it no longer seems that Russell and Price's criterion that is reminiscent of the method of doubt is a very good method for determining what one is acquainted with, for there will be some objects of acquaintance that are susceptible to some degree of doubt.

No longer the tongue-twisting "I am the very model of a modern Major-General" who is "well acquainted with matters mathematical," they were "Ikh bin der groyser general" who "ken gut bakn lekakh," who can, that is, bake a good honey cake.

"They're getting acquainted".

He was acquainted with grief.

I need to become acquainted.

Were you acquainted with Ted Kennedy?