Sentence examples for may be accustomed from inspiring English sources

"America may be accustomed to sweet, but elsewhere it's often savory," said Ron Graves, the Pinkberry chief executive.

That effect alone can discourage people from eating as much fat as they may be accustomed to.

American travelers may be accustomed to a cup of coffee, perhaps accompanied by a room-temperature pastry, for breakfast.

And I guess that each of us has raised social banners that are more advanced than what people may be accustomed to".

The military may be accustomed to war and losing comrades, but the civilians who work at the Pentagon had not expected to find themselves in a combat zone.

Someone who has just lost a job may be accustomed to a workplace with its schedules and deadlines, and its expectant bosses and co-workers.

In addition a large part of GPs may not be accustomed to web-based data loading and may not be accustomed to taking part in trials.

Their brains may then be accustomed to correcting from reddish illumination.

These diners may not be accustomed to hangar steak or sweetbreads.

Kiwis may not be accustomed to violent crime, but they have a knack for improvising solutions.

"The issue is the smaller broadcasters," Mr. Libin said, adding that they may not be accustomed to coordinating with other crews.