Sentence examples for acceptable to take from inspiring English sources

He said: "It is not acceptable to take a cheap shot on something that is so fiercely sensitive.

For salaried workers who put in 12-hour days, it may be perfectly acceptable to take three or four breaks to stay sharp.

It is depressing to think of the bogus sophistication and phoney, counter-revolutionary posturing which over the past decade made it acceptable to take this film lightly.

It is unfortunate that you chose to argue politics in the tribute and felt it acceptable to take advantage of military families in their darkest hours of grief.

But if it's acceptable to take drugs for The Program, I ask, why not use crystal meth for Alpha Dog? "It's a good question," he replies.

"We think it's grossly unfair that the governments of the various provinces think it's acceptable to take our schedule, take our results and generate fantastic sums of money and tell us we're not entitled to it," Burke said.

So while it is fair to ask if it is morally acceptable to ask Sherpas to take risks for sport or science I have to remember when I do so that Sherpas are not passive or powerless (as recent fights have shown), and that they are experienced mountain climbers, and effectively professional risk-takers.

It is not acceptable to have equipment taken off soldiers once their tours of duty end, he says.

Slowly letting yourself go isn't really an acceptable project to take on up north.

"It creates an acceptable moment to take cost-cutting steps that a lot of managers wanted to do anyway".

In the intercepts, princes talk openly about bilking the state, and even argue about what is an acceptable percentage to take.