Sentence examples for acceptance of more from inspiring English sources

A 'yes' means acceptance of more pain to come.

Perhaps an acceptance of more outwardly feminine rappers is symptomatic of the industry's collective fear of being outed.

These defects won't be cured by Iran's acceptance of more rigorous inspections by the International Atomic Energy Agency.

There's a similar sense of disingenuous innocence about some of Pierce's lyrics, a strategy seemingly designed to lure the listener into deceptive acceptance of more complex positions.

Moxi must prove that such powerful consumer products have a mass appeal, despite the generally slow acceptance of more limited devices like personal video recorders from TiVo and SonicBlue's ReplayTV.

Re "American Prudery, and Its Opposite" (Op-Ed, Feb. 19), by Richard Marusa: While a general acceptance of more nudity in advertising may in itself be reasonable, in practice the burden falls predominantly on women's bodies.

For example, agricultural efficiency may differ between regions; cultural conservatism (non-acceptance of more efficient forms of landuse) or disease may have inhibited population growth [e.g. 33, p. 233].

Male students showed higher increases in acceptance ratings of more communicative behavior techniques than female students, which might be related to better communicative skills among male students.

Lastly, if a treatment is more effective and more costly in comparison to an alternative treatment, the acceptance of a more effective and costly treatment is based on the decision maker's WTP (e.g., €/QALY gained).

Interestingly, parent attitude towards evolution predicted student acceptance of evolution more than religiosity indicating that parent attitudes may be more important for student acceptance of evolution than strength of personal religious beliefs among this population.

Or the acceptance of a more regular turnover of coaches working under a director of football might be more applicable in the new era?