| Their whole business model depends on people getting used to living their lives in the open, and habituating kids to widespread sharing. |
| On the second point, that people habituating are no longer taking notice, certainly that will occur with some people, but I think the rotation of the warnings will help to mitigate that. |
| No increase in the number of individual apes habituated for tourism: Habituation decisions should not be based on habituating the largest groups of apes, or the greatest number of individuals, for tourism. |
| This association provides rehabilitating services for injured, orphaned and pollution-damaged wildlife with the objective of returning healthy animals to their natural habitats, without taming or habituating them. |
| I started joking that it was like the cosmos was habituating to my ideas. |
| Far from habituating employers to investing in training, it excludes them from the commissioning process. Finally, England's education system provides no clear vocational track. |
