Sentence examples for not necessarily familiar from inspiring English sources

However, users involved in selecting systems are not necessarily familiar with such concepts.

I enjoy projects of fandoms that I'm not necessarily familiar with.

Look, it's just our job to immerse ourselves in situations and characters we're not necessarily familiar with.

First held in 2007, the Veduta program presents contemporary art outside of its usual framework and to a population not necessarily familiar with it.

From a satirical standpoint, I use a lot of imagery that shows the elements of white culture that we're not necessarily familiar with.

But Mr. Levy felt that they were not necessarily familiar with the running of districts and fired them in August, he said.

"Not all of them are religious, but we're encouraging them to volunteer at venues that aren't necessarily familiar to them – Muslims in churches, or Christians in synagogues for example.

"The volunteers got a lot out of this weekend because they were doing things they weren't necessarily familiar with, as opposed to simply taking the work they do professionally and applying it to the third sector", said Ross.

It was clear, for starters, that the majority of those asking the questions weren't necessarily familiar enough with Facebook's technology to suggest any specific regulation to secure user data in advance of the next Cambridge ­Analytica-style scandal, or to prevent a new infestation of Russian bots.

Communicate the need for the training program, explain what's expected of them and speak to them as stakeholders rather than just "doers". Ultimately you are asking people to learn new skills they aren't necessarily familiar with.

Jilk says that many small and medium businesses who might be interested in Standing Cloud aren't necessarily familiar with the various applications it offers, or which ones might be best for them.