Sentence examples for longstanding familiarity from inspiring English sources
The deal came about in part because of a longstanding familiarity between Santander and Warburg Pincus, which are already joint owners of an auto finance business in the United States.
The consensus in Italy is that President Giorgio Napolitano, who nominated Mr. Monti in record time on Sunday to replace departing Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi, had chosen judiciously, picking an economist with strong European credentials and longstanding familiarity with Europe's power brokers.
[Care coordinator] Another issue that was raised about care coordinators was the potential for their role to cause conflict with other health care professionals, such as GPs, who often have a longstanding relationship and familiarity with their patients and see themselves as the coordinator of their patients' care.
SHORTLY AFTER 8 o'clock on a frigid Sunday night in early January, Dolly Lenz, one of the city's best-known luxury real estate brokers, bustled into the Four Seasons with the familiarity of a longstanding customer.
Specifically, it assumed that Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton each possess some familiarity with the longstanding policy to which Holt referred and with the modifications that Obama had contemplated making to it.
"Chance favours the prepared mind," he says.In this section Why Murdoch wants the WSJ Patently obvious The opposite of Wal-Mart Odd couple When in roam Well connected Inflated A safe landing ReprintsMr Grinstein's longstanding association with Delta he joined the board when it merged with Western Airlines certainly gave him the advantage of familiarity when he took over.
The familiarity is important.
But how longstanding is longstanding?
