Sentence examples for accepted increasingly from inspiring English sources

The Roundabout has accepted increasingly popular "enhancement" money, which is controversial within the nonprofit world.

A polymerase chain reaction-based assay (multiplex ligand-dependent probe amplification) is used widely in Europe, and is becoming accepted increasingly in the US because it has a rapid turnaround time, it is more cost-effective, and can detect the smaller deletions missed by FISH.

If we find minor infractions acceptable, research suggests, we are likely to accept increasingly major infractions as long as each violation is only incrementally more serious than the preceding one.

Economy passengers, they warn, may not be willing to accept increasingly bad traveling conditions.

As the economy recovers and interest rates rise, the Fed will need to accept increasingly large discounts to make the securities attractive to other investors.

"Pretty soon you're exceeding your limitations," said another flyer, who added that the $150,000 annual salary motivated pilots to accept increasingly dangerous missions.

The laws levelled at Sheppard and similar working class criminals were a means of disciplining a potentially rebellious multitude into accepting increasingly harsh property laws.

As long as a college degree is the golden ticket into grown-up job land, Americans have to accept increasingly large debt burdens.

The most distinguishing characteristic of modern runways, however, is the need for them to accept increasingly heavy aircraft slamming down upon them and taxiing on and off at many points along their length.

This is consistent with optimal foraging theory and with empirical data [19], [20], which suggest that foundresses have evolved to accept increasingly longer styles as shorter-styled ovules fill up.

As incomes have risen for many, they have accepted breathing increasingly polluted air and put up with collapsing coal mines and various other routine industrial disasters.