Sentence examples for accepted accompanied from inspiring English sources

I walked into St. James a broken man who thought his life expectancy was measured in months; I walked out loved, accepted, accompanied, and encouraged to rescue others.

We were informed by the United States in Grosso that the wagering excise tax would not be accepted unless accompanied by the required return.

"A Clinton win that is accepted and accompanied by the Republicans retaining at least the House would be viewed as an uncertainty-reducing event and one that takes volatility off the table and that keeps us pretty much close to status quo," Feinman said.

Certificates in other languages are accepted if accompanied by a legal translation.

That is a slur that I feel deserves an apology -- which I will be happy to accept, especially accompanied by a lavish selection of easy-to-open bath products.

But on Thursday, a group of 80 high-profile chief executives said they are willing to accept higher taxes — accompanied by "significant spending restraint" — as part of a long-term plan to tame the $16.2 trillion national debt.

It is generally accepted that citrullination accompanies inflammation, and it has been suggested that induction of citrullination by inflammatory stimuli such as TNF occurs after PAD4 activation and induction of signaling pathways dependent on NF-κB [ 23].

Although the clinical relevance and detailed underlying mechanism of these findings are yet to be determined, coronary vasospasm is generally accepted to frequently accompany atherosclerotic plaque instability and thrombus formation while ADP constitutes an important secondary agonist released from activated platelets.

Yet, it wasn't until 1914 that Vrooman's discoveries were truly accepted when he was accompanied by W.L. Dawson, a California ornithologist who witnessed the adult, nest and egg, and captured a photograph of the nest (Dawson 1915).

Contributions could not be accepted unless they were accompanied by full disclosure about the donor;"best effort" would no longer be permitted.

It is clear that major (non-abdominal) surgery, accompanied by accepted systemic hypotension aimed at minimizing intraoperative blood loss, can induce splanchnic mucosal hypoperfusion and gut barrier loss.