Sentence examples for acceptable because of its from inspiring English sources

HemoCue seems also to be acceptable because of its low probability of overestimating the glucose level.

The SRI (Spouse Response Inventory) tries to consider pain behaviour and well behaviour and appears to be acceptable because of its brevity and close proximity to daily language.

To Rangers supporters, though, King is acceptable because of his background as a lifelong follower of the team, his emotional and financial commitment to the club - he invested £20m under Murray and lost it all - and his acceptance following the court judgement in South Africa of his "mistake" in not engaging with SARS.

On the other hand, we certainly wouldn't want — if we were utilitarians — we also wouldn't want to go to the other extreme and say suicide is always morally acceptable, because, of course, to say that it's always morally acceptable is to say that the consequences are never bad when you kill yourself.

In its May issue, Consumers Report found four helmets it deemed not acceptable because of instability.

Aquinas believed that evil is acceptable because of the good that comes from it, and that evil can only be justified when it is required in order for good to occur.

She told BBC Radio's Good Morning Scotland programme: "It is absolutely not acceptable because of the kind of disruption that is caused to people with dementia if they are faced with too many people.

In the hand the body feels sharp and hard, with unforgiving edges which are only acceptable because of the phone's diminutive size.

I was a black feminist from the moment, as a child, I recognised the domestic violence was gendered and somehow seen as acceptable because of this.

In an offset frontal crash test by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, the rating for the 2005 Escape improved from marginal to acceptable because of structural modifications.

He said that the current limit – 24 weeks – was no longer acceptable because of medical advances allowing some babies to survive outside the womb at that age.