Morain posits that if they do, they could become habituated to seeing their name on everything.
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Today, we will need more of it to sustain the way of life to which we have become habituated.
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On the other hand, some extreme delicacies sound vile but offer tastes that even a McDonalds-habituated Westerner might find pleasing.
The remaining babies all "became used to" or habituated to the sound and did not react soon after it was initially applied.
They tax habits, such as smoking and drinking, more than luxuries, because the addicted or habituated will buy at almost any price.
Also, a dramatic peace trend sounds implausible to those habituated to war.
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According to consumer marketing researcher Vincent Mitchell of Cass Business School, people become "habituated" to certain products - particularly pleasurable ones, such as tea and chocolate.
Schwarzenegger settles down to these pastimes with a grim, habituated relish.
For example: Men, habituated to teaming up in forms of disciplined aggression and governance (hunting, war, politics), possess well-developed, wary instincts about other men, including their qualities of leadership.
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Park visitors must keep a minimum distance of seven metres from the animals at all times, and visits are limited to one hour in the company of one of three habituated families.
And when the activities on offer include face-to-face encounters with habituated west lowland gorilla families, jungle walks with local Baka (or pygmy) guides and pirogue trips downriver in search of birds and other wildlife, it is hardly a surprise that Odzala has been garnering such attention.
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