Sentence examples for accepted mostly from inspiring English sources

By this time Harris's appetites for alcohol and drugs had damaged his health and his career, and he accepted mostly supporting roles in minor films throughout the 1970s and '80s.

It is commonly accepted, mostly from Langerhans cells studies [26], that Ag-loaded APCs terminally migrate to draining lymph nodes where they present the antigen to cognate T and B cells residing within the lymphoid organ [27].

And the whole concept of a "do-over" or a "re-vote" is a strange thing for Americans to accept, mostly because we "just haven't done it before".

In the text of proposals sent by Athens late Thursday, the government conceded to demands it had previously refused to accept — mostly on moving various categories of goods and services to higher sales tax rates — in exchange for a new 53.5 billion-euro ($59 billion) bailout package.

From it you can glean a lot of emotional understanding of how a countercultural uprising became a serious civil-rights movement that over three decades has utterly transformed the status and standing of gays and lesbians, from a mostly despised and/or ignored minority to a mostly accepted, even mostly respected, segment of the citizenry.

But Bob Cox, publisher of the Winnipeg Free Press, says "Canadians like to think they're too nice". And this may explain why Canadians have mostly accepted the newcomers.

Ryanair says 85% of scheduled flights will operate as normal on Saturday, and that affected customers have mostly accepted places on alternative flights.

His family have, mostly, accepted his choices, but he agrees that this point of friction over gender pronouns reveals his parents' underlying anxieties.

Palestinian negotiators have mostly accepted "the modalities for compensation" that were negotiated during the round of talks held in Taba, Egypt, and later made public: refugees could immigrate to Palestine or stay in the states in which they now lived (especially Jordan), or go to a third country.

In the past, courts, prosecutors and juries have mostly accepted police accounts of altercations with protesters as the official narrative.

Those whose asylum claims were accepted were mostly resettled in Australia.