Sentence examples for accepted comes from from inspiring English sources

The most commonly accepted comes from the National Institute of Health (NIH)'s National Asthma Education and Prevention Program (NAEPP) (National Heart ,Lung, and Blood Institute 1997).

The only health claims Feinberg accepted came from rig workers who were truly injured.

The only offer that was accepted came from Azerbaijan, which supplied two airplanes and more than 100 aid workers.

One idea that was accepted came from a company in Lynchburg, Va., that sold the city about 3,000 gallons of its product Pyrocool, which, when mixed with water, is intended to absorb heat from a fire until the temperature drops below the point of combustion.

Would the news be better accepted coming from someone else?

An answer that many accept comes from studies that addressed the question indirectly.

Charities and non-profits need to think about where the money they accept comes from for both ethical and reputational reasons.

The record of pollen eating is sparse; the oldest widely accepted evidence comes from 110 million year old Lower Cretaceous rocks in Brazil and Russia.

"There certainly will be an issue around the level of cuts - the reality is that within Northern Ireland we have very little choice but to accept what comes from Westminster, and cope with it in Northern Ireland.

Hamkins defends the multiverse as an independently plausible conception of set theory, and he argues that the motivation for accepting it comes from within mathematical practice.

In other words, Joyce's confusion and unwillingness to accept Buffy comes from a place of protectiveness; she wants to protect Buffy from danger, but in doing so, she rejects Buffy's identity which causes a rift in their relationship.