Sentence examples for accepted over time from inspiring English sources
Some changes may be uncomfortable at first but accepted over time.
New users will be accepted over time as Microsoft ramps up the service.
It stands to reason then that if ecommerce companies selling products online tried cohort pricing it would get accepted over time — but no one really knows.
It has become commonly accepted over time and through folklore that apple pie is as American as a dish can get, hence the phrase.
He reminds everyone that any change is always seen by some as radical and dangerous, but that most changes become not only accepted over time, but actual bedrocks of our system.
This is likely to occur as Obama's worldview, values and vision not only reflect those of a huge plurality of Americans, but will likely to continue to become more, not less, accepted over time.
They may also be accepted over time--ISIS needs all the foreign fighters it can get--but they are, according to our Syrian ISIS defectors reports, held and investigated for some time, or separated from their female family members and sent directly to the front to see if they are sincere in their willingness to join ISIS, fight valiantly or even survive.
But in some cases, the husband grew more accepting over time.
Parents of the "low support group" gave different reasons why they had failed to support training efforts, ranging from "he (the child) would not accept" over "time constraints" to "there was no need to".
Richard Martin, the Scotland Yard commander responsible for covert policing, told the High Court that he accepted that over time, there had been "some inconsistency" in the police's application of the "neither confirm nor deny" policy, but he added that it was in the public interest that it was enforced in this case.
