Sentence examples for possible to familiarize from inspiring English sources
Most instructors encourage students to take as many GMAT practice exams as possible, to familiarize themselves with the types of questions they'll be answering on the GMAT.
Of course, considering how many NBA teams are losing as hard as they can to get a chance at signing probable top draft picks like Duke's Jabari Parker and Kansas's Andrew Wiggins, both of whom have already been knocked out of March Madness, maybe players like Boston's Jeff Green and Avery Bradley are just trying to familiarize themselves with possible future co-workers.
It was not publicly known why Mr. Fitzgerald met with the grand jury on Wednesday, but it is possible that he used the session to familiarize the grand jurors with the evidence.
If possible, it's a great idea to familiarize yourself with these areas of law, before starting your business.
The objective of the studyis to familiarize as many specialists as possible with the latest modifications demonstrating the improved characteristics.
With two-thirds of the world estimated to be offline, local initiatives like Google Bus Bangladesh offer inexperienced or first-time internet users an important opportunity to familiarize themselves with the basics and the possible benefits.
As he writes, "It should be possible to teach the range of spiritual disciplines, in order to familiarize students with the options, without endorsing any one".
A panel of seven experts was asked to look at all responded questionnaires to familiarize with the content then discussed about possible categorization of the patterns.
To familiarize the items beforehand, the participants were presented with a sheet of all possible faces and all possible houses prior to the start of the experiment.
To get my price elsewhere I checked guidebooks, consulted my local grapevine and walked the streets to familiarize myself with as many budget Manhattan hotels as possible.
The aim of this study is to familiarize the pathologists with this pitfall to avoid its possible overdiagnosis as dysplasia.
