Sentences with phrase «never acclimated»

I feel like I never acclimate to summer running.

Not exact matches

... while many voluntary conditions don't affect our happiness in the long term because we acclimate to them, people never get accustomed to their daily slog to work because sometimes the traffic is awful and sometimes it's not.

If they've never used a system like this before, it may take some time for your staff members to acclimate.

It seems like we've acclimated to a culture of running around to meet deadlines and obligations, whereby we never get personally fulfilled.

However, the challenge never feels unfair as the game's learning curve does a good job of letting you acclimate to its new features before ramping up the difficulty (most notably in the two extra quests after the main chapters).

Though you should give your puppy time to acclimate before you really start training, it's never too early to start enforcing basic house rules.

He may appear to acclimate, or at least may stop hissing and cringing, but he is never at ease and never stops looking for a way to escape.

They have started harness fittings to get her acclimated to harness walking, as they believe it is best to never have her wear anything around her neck again to limit trauma.

This revelation sometimes startles people, but I have never lost a sale by saying it, and it frames the purchase in a way that acclimates the family to a worst - case scenario, one that probably will not happen.

So I unavoidably have a bias, but I think as an outsider who never fully acclimated and with the exception of its appearance in the above title, fervently resisted the ubiquitous «y ’ all» while living there, I am also cognizant of the widespread bias against Dallas, especially by those based in larger, more cosmopolitan cities.