Sentences with phrase «as unfamiliar»

A contract may take twice as long to review as unfamiliar terminology and concepts are translated.

I've spent years playing with Samsungs, LGs, and HTCs, so the ASUS ZenUI launcher is about as unfamiliar as any I've encountered.

«We recognise however, that young drivers often require additional support, especially as unfamiliar weather conditions arise after they have passed their test.»

Counsel contemplating action in the new forum will need greater insight into the timing and success of PTAB reviews (as well as the unfamiliar and largely untested administrative judges presiding over them).

Women appear again to the other side, where as unfamiliar a name as Agnes Pelton under the influence of theosophy leads to a glowing abstraction by Georgia O'Keeffe.

That will teach Malraux the precision of painting, the complexity of standing amid an installation, and the time it takes to experience beauty on terms as unfamiliar as it demands.

Players will visit familiar locations such as King's Landing and The Wall, as well as unfamiliar locations such as Ironrath, the home of House Forrester.

Calamity arises within the kingdom, as unfamiliar and powerful monsters invade the outskirts of town.

Like humans, dog panting can however also be a physical sign and expression of stress such as an unfamiliar environment or even prolonged exposure to heat.

The setting is about as unfamiliar as any American reader is likely to come by, but the story and its themes will be immediately recognizable and engaging.

Nothing about the CLS is as distinctive as its unfamiliar shape.

Nothing about the 2009 Mercedes - Benz CLS is as distinctive as its unfamiliar shape.

As a conversation piece as an unfamiliar car that a market hasn't seen in over two decades and just feeling different, the Giulia is in a class of its own.

Unfortunately, most teachers do not share my view of data as a resource that helps them teach better; many experience it as unfamiliar or threatening.

We submit, however, that simply being transparent is not enough with a program as unfamiliar and potentially confusing as a centralized enrollment system.

There's a head - spinning number of characters to get your head around (I'm guessing that most of the target market will be as unfamiliar with the source material as I was) and the likes of Benicio del Toro, Glenn Close and John C Reilly are given barely their parts to deal with.

I was shocked to recently learn, through an informal poll of my 20 - something - aged colleagues, just how many tastemakers out there are as unfamiliar with the name Tonya Harding as Robbie was when she first read the script.

The surgeons warned that the disfigured visage they reconstructed — a word of multiple meanings in postwar Germany — might look as unfamiliar to her as the bombed - out Berlin she's returned to.

Working internationally offers exciting professional opportunities, but it also presents challenges such as unfamiliar languages, food, climate, currency, and local customs.

The American past is now as unfamiliar as the Muslim world was to Americans then.

Not exact matches

If you're unfamiliar, the tech in question is the same as what your parents or grandparents once used to get TV: An antenna that picks up the free broadcast shows that are sent via high transmission tours by the likes of ABC, NBC, CBS and Fox.

Investors must navigate unfamiliar markets while confronting universal issues such as tax codes, compliance standards and competition with established outfits.

In 2009, McCain removed unfamiliar and unpronounceable ingredients from its products as part of the company's «It's all good» commitment, which cost more than $ 10 million in research and development.

Ashley Anderson, a postdoctoral fellow in the Center for Climate Change Communication at George Mason University, stated that «When people encounter an unfamiliar issue like nanotechnology, they often rely on an existing value such as religiosity or deference to science to form a judgment.»

Think of fear as merely a signal that you're embarking on something unfamiliar and it's an opportunity to step into something that will help you grow.

The price gap between North American crude and world prices is a new and unfamiliar dynamic in international oil markets, and represents a «double whammy discount» for Western Canadian producers, as Casey puts it.

The constraints should force you to consider an unfamiliar scenario, and you should try many of them as you work toward a viable solution.

As Tesla's market cap rises, the company will be able to access larger amounts of capital to fund its Musk - sized (that's massive for the unfamiliar) ambitions of becoming an energy sustainability company that makes and sells electric vehicles, heavy duty trucks, energy storage products, and solar.

The education ministry needed to recruit thousands of teachers on two - year contracts, earning as much as US$ 70,000 - a-year tax free; the successful applicants didn't need to speak Arabic, but they had to be comfortable in an unfamiliar culture.

After all, nothing makes a plan feel more real than Venn diagrams, charts and timelines as you set off to explore the daunting and unfamiliar territory of turning your idea into a scalable, repeatable business model.

Even if a person is unfamiliar, she may not think of him as a stranger if he's nice to her.

To be super clear for anyone unfamiliar with how traffic - to - lead conversions work, it's as simple as this:

«For those unfamiliar with it,» DPR Managing Director Tim Bell writes, «Article 27 requires companies that are not established in the EU but that monitor or process the personal data of people within the EU to appoint an EU - based representative to act as their Europe - facing point of contact for individ... Read More

Strategic buyers increasingly see private equity ownership as a stamp of approval in otherwise unfamiliar markets, and many are eager to expand in the region.

«Barre has seen incredible growth and continues to make headlines as the biggest trend in fitness that's here to stay; however, a large portion of the general public remains unfamiliar with exactly what barre is and the multitude of associated benefits,» said Sloan Evans, chief executive officer at Pure Barre.

For those unfamiliar with the matter, Facebook recently went under fire over the Cambridge Analytica matter that compromised millions of accounts as well as its data collection practices.

For those unfamiliar with Quixey, it was focused on the deep linking of apps, an effort to make it as easy to link within apps as it is today among different Web sites.

Cryptocurrencies can be used for unfamiliar sell sell but invoking the common 3 percent (or more) transaction fees, and sell can be executed much more fast than normal unfamiliar exchanges, customarily in a matter of seconds or mins as compared to several days for normal transactions.

As a young adult, it can be overwhelming to read a legally - binding contract full of unfamiliar terms.

Imagine two scenarios as a potential investor who is entirely unfamiliar with security crowdfunding: (i) encountering different content, of varying quality across each funding portal you visit; (ii) encountering the same content, tested an optimized to ensure the highest quality and efficacy, across all platforms.

As an expert in the industry the knowledge you have that you consider elementary or well - known could be unfamiliar yet extremely valuable to your target market.

Many users, who are completely unfamiliar with cryptocurrencies and do not know where they can be purchased, will have an opportunity to participate as backers.

Totally unfamiliar with what you are trying to say as regards text, but witch hunting was not a true Christian pursuit, again evil non believers using religion to justify their evil intents.

For the unfamiliar, Gawker is an online journalism site that has garnered a lot of controversy for blurring the lines as far as what's considered «ethical» journalism.

I aim to get at some of the theological underpinnings of that unease in language that may seem unfamiliar or even unwelcome, but it is language that is grounded in important Christian affirmations that seek to understand the child as our equal» one who is a gift and not a product.

The parable, as we saw, appears to be entirely underground except for the cracks in the surface, the stretching of reality, which allows us to see the new and unfamiliar context for life, unmerited love.

My own instinct — as one who has in his time given a good deal of attention to the history of Rome's responses to Anglo - Catholics wanting solutions which, in Bishop Burnham's words «allow us to bring our folk with us» — is that these are more than disconnected guesses, since taken together they constitute a coherent strategy of a not entirely unfamiliar kind.Here are his frst fve «guesses»:

Hatch finds their leaders — previously unfamiliar men like Leland, Francis Asbury, and Lorenzo Dow — every bit as important in the history of nineteenth - century Protestantism as the better known ministers Lyman Beecher, Horace Bushnell, and Timothy Dwight.

Shirley Jackson Case was able to set the book aside as being another instance of a metaphysically burdened philosopher stumbling through unfamiliar terrain, creating problems and giving explanations where no real problems existed.

Denomination staffers suggest a variety of reasons for the neglect: a tendency to perceive environmental problems as primarily health issues; limited resources; a disinclination to act in an unfamiliar arena («We understand someone who is hungry,» says one official.