Sentence examples for accept that shared from inspiring English sources

Shouldn't they just accept that shared moral values run very deep in human beings, and that cultural differences are accordingly irrelevant?

However, since these preferential recombination sites are not very precise hot spots, it is broadly accepted that shared recombinations imply common ancestry.

"The authorities must accept that share prices need to be discounted if privatisation and stockmarket development are serious objectives," says a director of a Milan securities house.

Far-sightedness, however, requires the authorities in a state-controlled economy to accept that share prices do not march to ordained scripts.

But if one accepts that shared premise, Western and Asian dance subsequently diverged.

By the time we broke up, I had come to accept that a shared fetish was a necessary part of any future relationship.

But these days "most scholars accept that Bach shared other baroque artists' passion for gematria", an ancient system of assigning numerical values to words or phrases.

Some people will have a hissy fit if a few ants make a minuscule little cone of finely sieved soil on their lawn, whereas many of us accept that we share our outdoor space with millions - literally - of other creatures and that despite the attitude of many of the more conventional garden sages, they are not put there deliberately to interfere with the horticultural scheme of things.

For example, Dillon et al. (2012) accept that there are shared symptoms among disorders and argue that clinicians should focus on identifying the specific deficits underlying an individual child's listening difficulties.

They took the risks for high profits (which there were at one stage) so they must now accept that their shares are worthless, or virtually so.

He said social justice was in Labour's DNA, but "the SNP can never bring themselves to accept that sharing [inside the UK] is the means to secure social justice, because nationalism is the imperative they serve".