Sentence examples for accepted for more from inspiring English sources

Kavanaugh's interpretation of it is exceptional in its backwardness, attempting to wring the complete opposite conclusion from what has been accepted for more than a decade.

It's been accepted for more than 200 years that a scientist, at the end of the experiment, has a duty to publish, so it's better to accept at the very start of your career that papers are your product.

Objectives: Although the major determinants of gait described by Saunders and colleagues have been accepted for more than 40 years, recent investigations raise the question of whether the reduction in center of mass (COM) displacement compared with a compass gait model indeed results from the factors originally described.

By the beginning of the 20th century, Newton's law of universal gravitation had been accepted for more than two hundred years as a valid description of the gravitational force between masses.

The concept of a lack of transcription in mammalian cells during mitosis has been generally accepted for more than 40 years (reviewed in ref. [14]).

The distant relationship between Dendrosenecio and the silversword alliance, and their separate diversification, has been generally accepted for more than a century.

In his view, Social Security, for example, is "something we have been forced to accept for more than seventy years now".

In the book, he complained that "Social Security is something we have been forced to accept for more than 70 years now".

He calls the program "something we have been forced to accept for more than 70 years now," and seems saddened by the fact that "its desirability is hardly questioned any longer".

But in making his case, Mr. Perry both exaggerated the problems facing Social Security and adopted a very different tone than he did in his book "Fed Up" just a year ago, in which he described Social Security as a failure that "we have been forced to accept for more than 70 years now".

$6$$)For a domestic trip, travel expenses may be accepted for not more than four days (96 hours), and for a trip outside the continental United States, travel expenses may be accepted for not more than seven days (excluding days taken in whole or in part in traveling to or from the United States), except with the written approval of the Standards Committee.