Sentence examples for accepted today from inspiring English sources
This concept is widely accepted today.
It was the first time The Times used the term that is universally accepted today.
"I think larger women really are more accepted today," Ms. Marek continued.
That approach has become so accepted today that it is almost commonplace".
And if the recommendations are confirmed as accepted today, then he will have seen to it that his party prevails.
It was the French naturalist Henri de Blainville who, at the beginning of the 19th century, first recognized the complete order of artiodactyls as it is accepted today.
Though widely accepted today, this view was novel at the time, shaped by the experience of the English, American, and French revolutions.
Because of this abundance and because most igneous minerals are silicates, silica content was used as a basis of early classifications; it remains widely accepted today.
Blower says: "The DfE accepted today that it must think carefully about any 'additional work' which is caused by their decisions and reduce it where they can.
The 12 cases accepted today brought the number of granted cases to 47, filling the court's argument calendar into early February.
In the case accepted today, the federal appeals court in San Francisco affirmed the conviction of an Oregon man for growing marijuana in his home.
