Sentence examples for acceptable degrees from inspiring English sources

Is black-and-white authenticity paramount or are there acceptable degrees of attribution?

Mr Hester reckons the "cultural guts of the company" are fine, but says that the most senior 50-100 managers have been culled or re-educated about acceptable degrees of safety.

Whether the three could arrive at terms that would allow each of them acceptable degrees of control was always the biggest hurdle to completing the deal, people with knowledge of the situation have said.

While the film provides a reasonably clear account of the technical issues involved — there is much discussion about acceptable degrees of warming, centimeters of ocean rise and parts per million of carbon dioxide in the air — it also sheds light on some of the 21st-century rituals of power and diplomacy.

Samples belonging to zones of Z1 and Z2 (12.5% samples) are suitable for human consumption because they are fresh water with acceptable degrees of hardness.

The plots of dissolved solids (TDS) and total hardness (TH) suggest that about 12.5% of the samples are suitable for human consumption because they are fresh water with acceptable degrees of hardness.

Every time abuse survivors have to scream and shout for an acceptable degree of transparency, the credibility of the whole process is lessened.

"Nothing that the applicant has said persuades me that the demonstrable risk could be reduced to an acceptable degree by conditions that might be attached to any bail order," Byrne said.

And to his last days here, Mr. Kouchner preached flexibility and courage to the countries and the international bureaucrats charged with making Kosovo function with at least an acceptable degree of justice, security and tolerance for all of its inhabitants.

No comment on acceptable degree of accuracy.

This is a major problem that no company (including PayPal) has solved to an acceptable degree.