Sentence examples for accept established from inspiring English sources

Denialism is the refusal to accept established facts.

When measured according to words allocated to an article, 31% did not accept established climate science in 2011, with this number rising to 44% in 2012.

In the congressional races, the League of Conservation Voters, aims to spend $2m before election day to defeat what the group calls the 'Flat Earth Five': Republicans who do not accept established science on climate change.

Stravinsky's approach was empirical in that he was not prepared to accept established musical practice about development but instead preferred to subject his musical material to a personal system of tests.

We owe our strength to our political and economic system and to the way we educate our children — not merely to accept established orthodoxy but to challenge and improve it.

As we get closer and closer to that '43 mark, the U.S. will have to confront this truth as the next generation will not remain stagnant and accept established norms.

However, President Karolos summoned them for another meeting on Tuesday to see if they would accept establishing a government of technocrats.

The return to the writ, however, contained allegations which, if accepted, established a reasonable foundation for the denial of bail by the Attorney General.

Given the absence of a widely accepted, established definition, we defined home cooking as the actions required for preparing hot or cold foods at home, including combining, mixing and often heating ingredients.

"As they have accepted established state guidelines, demonstrated transparency, and conformed to our expectations in addressing the unique conditions of a complex urban environment, the city is satisfied that self-driving testing operations by Uber will not introduce an increased level of safety risk in Pittsburgh," McNulty said.

But too often on this album the Very Best accepts established genres — reggae, electro, house — instead of making its own.