Sentence examples for acceptable concept from inspiring English sources

The others are more evidence that we in Britain are able take a perfectly acceptable concept and ruin it by assigning its control to the media and those with less imagination and ability than the originators.

To deny this mother in the circumstances of this case the right to speak out – and, I emphasise, to speak out, if this is her wish, using her own name and displaying her own image – would be affront not merely to the law but also, surely, to any remotely acceptable concept of human dignity and, indeed, humanity itself".

The shortened dental arch (SDA) is known as an acceptable concept in natural dentition for its lower cost than restoration of missing teeth.

Up to now we do not have an acceptable concept of healthy urban planning concerning the essential requirements on which consensus might be reached.

I wish that in 2013, we could've moved past networks thinking that "Caucasians and Latinos are so different -- put them together and watch wackiness ensue!" was an acceptable concept for a comedy.

Though both techniques are generally acceptable concepts founded on well-grounded principles for forensic examination, they exhibit some limitations.

To achieve that however, it has to be seen as a forward looking 21st century state rather than a wealthy energy producer that adheres to no longer acceptable concepts of human and labour relations.

Question 2: are the concepts that form the basis for this clinical act or decision based on scientifically acceptable concepts?

Step 2: Are the concepts that form the basis for this clinical act or decision based on scientifically acceptable concepts?

A deep difficulty in assessing these debates lies in getting an acceptable conception of concepts to work with.

Add to that, its acceptable ads concept seems especially problematic when you consider apps — which are typically highly tightly focused on one task, and designed to work hand in glove with the hardware.