Sentence examples for accepted essentially from inspiring English sources

Approximately one third of veterinarians applying to EIS are accepted, essentially the same acceptance rate as for other professions.

(NON-PILOT 9) "...we talk about informed choice all the time, but in every instance we're pushing people to accept essentially the national guidelines... as with PSA testing, they're making an informed choice.

They accepted the essentially Ionian doctrines that the world is composed of opposites (wet-dry, hot-cold, and so on) and generated from something unlimited; but they added the idea of the imposition of limit upon the unlimited and the sense of a musical harmony in the universe.

The contract, if accepted, would essentially match the career-best $20-million 20-milliont Wade made lasalaryson.

At the center of the debates is a new breed of politician who has risen from an Islamist milieu but accepts an essentially secular state, a current that some scholars have already taken to identifying as "post Islamist".

Witherspoon doesn't capsize the boat at all; she accepts her essentially supporting role and lets the story continue to be about the (now three) young men who arrive in Kansas City not knowing what telephones are.

From early on, Alicia's ethical choices warped her in response to the demands of the system, a process that she grew to accept as essentially unavoidable for adults who saw the world clearly.

"We need to continue and not lose the sense of where Dartington has come from …" Zoe Collins, a third-year theatre student, accepts that essentially one rural location is being swapped for another, but there is something special about "laidback" Totnes.

The court essentially accepted this argument.

The federal task force essentially accepted that argument.

Mr. Lipshutz helped draft a revised policy that was essentially accepted by the United States Supreme Court.