Sentence examples for accepted presumably from inspiring English sources

If Ball State accepted, presumably with the consent of the ACC, it would have forced a team from the ACC to find an at-large bid.

As with the tolerance of cats on the Greek peninsula, its occupants have presumably accepted the impossibility of excluding females entirely.

Also, the support work obviously means you can spend less time on science, although this is something you have presumably accepted if you are considering an observatory job.

In fact, as partial payment for the original ad deals with DrKoop, AOL and Go.com accepted (and presumably begun booking as revenue) $32 million worth of warrants with exercise prices of $8.60 and $15.94.

The troika clearly did a reverse Corleone – they made Tsipras an offer he can't accept, and presumably did this knowingly.

"The troika clearly did a reverse Corleone -- they made Tsipras an offer he can't accept, and presumably did this knowingly," economist and Nobel laureate Paul Krugman wrote of the creditors' final bailout offer.

The employees and contractors in question — having been assured by their employer that they would no longer be facing prosecution — presumably accepted the administrative sanctions, relying on the Justice Department decision to end the criminal inquiry.

We talked about Henri IV — the subject of a biography he wrote while minding the store at the education ministry — and about Henri's meeting with Michel de Montaigne, who said that the king and Catholicism were the two parts of his life he accepted without skepticism, presumably in order to clear his mind for more interesting thoughts.

Abbe at first declined, but eventually accepted the challenge, presumably to shut the old man up.

The salvage patients were facing potential progression of the underlying infection due to limited treatment options, thus the patients and their healthcare providers presumably accepted far greater side effects before changing regimens compared to the HAART-naïve patients.

The NGOs which accepted BP's largesse presumably now wish that they had brought a longer spoon to the feast.