Sentence examples for partially familiar with from inspiring English sources

But anyone even partially familiar with contemporary philosophy of mathematics will not have failed to notice a loud call for approaches to the philosophy of mathematics that will pay closer attention to mathematical practice than has hitherto been the case.

Anyone even partially familiar with history knows that the Roman Empire was never conquered from without until it had overextended and collapsed from within.

It's partially familiar, yet fundamentally different from its genre peers.

So anemic is the host-city bidding process that leaders of the International Olympic Committee met last month, in South Korea, to establish a panel to examine rewriting the Olympic charter and award a 2024-2028 doubid bid to Los Angeles and Paris, partially, people familiar with the process said, to spare the I.O.C. the humiliation of another lackluster round of bidding.

Many students were less familiar with iPads, which could partially explain their discomfort.

But in order to do that, you need to get familiar with which expenses are partially or fully deductible.

Greg Heines, because military designers felt confident that soldiers would be familiar with it, and by default, partially trained to use it.

The blinding sandstorms that slowed U.S. troop movements in Iraq on Tuesday may be at least partially the soldiers' own making, according to scientists familiar with desert conditions.

Attempts to strip it of the Title VII provision were met with public outcry, which a Senate source familiar with the negotiations says was partially responsible for its ultimate passage.

Greta Garbo's first talking picture, "Anna Christie" (1930), was made in English, then in German with a partially different cast (she spoke both languages); Americans are more familiar with the English version, but critics prefer the German.

It's unnecessary to have anything else in it such as added sugar, partially hydrogenated oils or any other ingredient you aren't familiar with," notes the nutritionist.