Sentence examples for not fully familiar from inspiring English sources

Deviations from military formatting suggest the documents were prepared by individuals not fully familiar with the army's style requirements.

If you're lucky, it presents you with a world you're not fully familiar with; if you're not, its analysis can seem simplistic.

You will not have heard of it, for despite assiduous attempts by its authors – House of Commons officials not fully familiar with the low ways of the Westminster media, or at least lacking the bait of easy excitement – it has been almost entirely unreported.

To achieve this, we consider that the following requirements should be met: First, the technical support should be able to help teachers, who may be not fully familiar with PBL and may not have comprehensive technical knowledge to technically represent their PBL ideas.

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A long-winded issue that takes too long to read or understand will most likely be skipped by voters, especially if the voting lines have been long or they are not fully familiar with or enthusiastic about the issue.

I checked with those assembled to hear his remarks, and even undecided ones who weren't fully familiar with him knew that he was rolling in it.

Similarly, resource kits should include material and references in their local European languages, to facilitate participation of stakeholder groups who were not necessarily fully familiar with the English language.

However, studies with propensity indexes may be confusing, and intensivists are not familiar with this methodology and may not fully understand the importance of this technique.

While not fully subscribing to Eastern medical philosophies for which I am not trained or familiar, I do believe that they have a place in Western medicine and in many ways can complement scientifically tested and proven treatments.

However, Antide-treated males were able to distinguish between the novel and the familiar object, which suggests that recognition memory was at least not fully impaired.