If Johnson is seriously considering becoming David Cameron's successor, he had better start improving his oratory as he may have to grow accustomed to crossing swords with the formidable Ms Davidson in the very near future.
Not being taught properly, avoidance, neglect, abused themselves sexually, verbally, physical, mentally, emotionally), and troubled homes, just because you may not think it's that big of a deal (fights, yelling,etc...) your kids may see that and grow accustomed to think that's normal, become seclusive; really research that is too much to list.
The influence that technology can wield over our lives may lessen with time — as we grow accustomed to our devices and as the people who use them mature.
Other cats will grow accustomed to finding food here, and they may mark the area with urine.
And yet, Mr. Cassar predicted, as more consumers grow accustomed to buying online, even purchases like apparel may become good candidates for in-store pickup.
The effects of the cayenne pepper were real but modest, they said, adding that dieters may become desensitized to the effect of red pepper as they grow accustomed to eating spicy foods.
Mr. Davies said it may be that affluent people in the United States have had more time to grow accustomed to dealing with wealth than, say, people in an emerging market like Malaysia.
You guys went ape-shit over the TC redesign, and you may even still hate it, but for the most part that aggression subsides as users grow accustomed.
A. O. SCOTT It may be a grim commentary on the state of our society that we have started to grow accustomed to rampage shootings in schools and workplaces, which are often zones of alienation and frustration in any case.
