Sentence examples for acceptable to become from inspiring English sources

"If he has made money on the degradation of women and children, he is not acceptable to become the chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission," said the Rev. Lou Sheldon, chairman of the Traditional Values Coalition, a conservative group.

It might become easier and more acceptable to become a halftime employee if there were a clean, natural split between morning and afternoon.

They take seriously Andrew Carnegie's precept that it is morally acceptable to become rich, but: "The man who dies thus rich dies disgraced".

In his fascinating essay, "The Gospel of Wealth," Carnegie argues that it is morally acceptable to become rich by lawful means but reprehensible to hang on to that wealth: "[The] man who dies rich dies disgraced".

There is no activity which it is more socially acceptable to become hopelessly obsessed with than the beautiful game, with the friends and families of hardcore supporters generally unmoved by watching them spend time, effort and thousands of pounds for the pleasure of immersing themselves in the culture of fandom.

Several researchers have documented the relevance of age deadlines for childbearing (i.e., ages after which it is not socially acceptable to become a parent) (Settersten and Hagestad 1996; Liefbroer and Billari 2010).

And over time, it may become less acceptable to go without health insurance, said Linda Blumberg, a senior fellow at Health Policy Center at the Urban Institute.

Ms. Akhras's brother said it was acceptable for women to become suicide bombers because "the Israeli weapons directed against us do not discriminate between male and female".

STEVE GILLMOR: I think that what Azure's going to do is to sort of make it acceptable for Silverlight to become something that's reasonably open, and yet aggressive in this real-time space.

It is not acceptable for children to become the victims of any form of conflict".

Because the bar for committing extreme violence is lowered, what is acceptable to some becomes acceptable to many.