Sentence examples for accepted in part from inspiring English sources

The opinion was written by Judge William W. Wilkins Jr., the chief judge, and was accepted in part by Judge Karen J. Williams and Judge Roger L. Gregory.

The first laughs come when Phil returns home bearing three dozen long-life hamburger buns, accepted in part payment from a passenger who bought them for a barbecue to which no one turned up.

Though forensic DNA evidence is now well accepted, in part because of the attention it received in the Simpson trial, the donation from Orchid Cellmark does not represent the technique's moment of greatest triumph -- the jury put it aside and voted for Mr. Simpson's acquittal.

In sum, research suggests that the term recovery may not be universally accepted in part because misunderstandings can arise in applying this term, and in particular with the distinction between clinical and functional/personal recovery.

Despite some doubts, he accepted, in part because of MacKaye's encouragement.

However, this account became popularly accepted, in part because it was the only full biography available and was widely reprinted.

Meanwhile, the gradual climb in the value of the yuan against the Hong Kong (and American) dollar has made it a more credible currency, and it is now accepted in parts of Hong Kong.

Corporal punishment may be more culturally accepted in parts of Asia, but as I lay watching a yellow moon float up in the east, a line from Peter Matthiessen played over in my head: "The great sins, so the Sherpas say, are to pick wild flowers and to threaten children".

Shermer suggests that evolution is hard to accept in part because it is perceived to have dire moral consequences (Chapter 2), but he never takes on the admittedly difficult project of articulating a relationship between descriptive claims (the "is") and prescriptive claims (the "ought").

A critical stance toward a unilateral globalization of Western modernity, a stance which at the same time accepts in part its unavoidability and in some respects even affirms its necessity, gave rise to the idea of "overcoming modernity"—an overcoming that would take place not by retreating from Western modernity, but by going through and beyond it.

Stick out your thumb (or whatever is accepted in that part of the world) and start hitching!