Sentence examples for much familiar with from inspiring English sources

Because he did not have a biology background, Inoue says, "I wasn't very much familiar with that, but the tools that you use and the methods for imaging are very common with what I had previously done.

While someone from 1890 would have found a hospital in 1950 pretty much familiar, with a bunch of tweaks and upgrades, someone from 1950 would find a hospital today unrecognisable and startlingly futuristic.

"I started very early reading research papers, so I was very much familiar with what's happening where," he says.

At this point, everybody is pretty much familiar with Google Now, but there is something fundamentally different between using it on your phone and on your wrist.

… for the reliability and validity of self/peer-assessment I think since our L2 teachers are not that much familiar with language literacy assessment they are not able to implement these assessment types in appropriate way which lead to reliability and validity issues.

I am very much familiar with a fact that the lack of sleep would let me distract and worsen my on-the-job performance.

I've lived in the United States nineteen years, with only a brief and misguided return to Britain many years ago, so I'm very much transplanted, and at this point I'm much more familiar with this culture.

No matter how much work experience you have, your child is much more familiar with the particulars of the situation than you are.

North American students who are much more familiar with both Spanish and French would instantly find Chinese grammar refreshingly basic, and much more accessible than those languages.

But European readers will be much more familiar with the term "baby hatch," a mechanism akin to a book return, only with much less security and scrutiny. .

Someone much more familiar with the conditions is Ubaldo Jiménez.