Sentence examples for a broader acceptance from inspiring English sources

As you see a broader acceptance of voice over Internet, you'll see more spoofs".

I think there's just a broadening of tastes, a broader acceptance of these tones".

Such shows nudge the network television audience toward a broader acceptance; "Queer as Folk" is the cable equivalent of a karate kick to the head.

But until relatively recently, politics seemed to get in the way of a broader acceptance of the word, like the Azzurri in Italy or Les Bleus in France.

But some of the servicemen interviewed here about the Pentagon report said they thought that attitudes had changed over the years, not so much because of the "don't ask, don't tell" policy, but because of a broader acceptance of gays in society.

In the longer term, a broader acceptance of the NCLB Act may also give a spur to those who want to introduce even greater accountability in the shape of vouchers that would give parents the power to spend their education dollars where they want to.On September 24th, a budget bill was introduced into the Senate that included money for a small voucher experiment in the District of Columbia.

38– 40 Unfortunately, the cost of new preferred therapies compared with previously accepted therapies may represent a barrier to a broad acceptance of clinical guidelines.

"There's some growth in numbers of vegetarians, but the bigger thing is a broad acceptance of the idea that animals count," Mr. Singer reflected the other day.

Perhaps the main reason for this is that, for the first time, there is now a broad acceptance of the desirability of economic reform.

I think that instinctively people know this, and there is a broad acceptance therefore that the cuts are not only necessary but will open many doors that present restraints keep firmly closed.

Tony Hall, the director general, who has avoided any flak so far from the MPs, steps in to say: It's not just HR, it was a broad acceptance of things being devolved which shouldn't have been devolved... and things that weren't gripped or tight enough.