Sentence examples for accepting a certain amount of from inspiring English sources

The modernizers sought, apart from anything else, to make Labour electable again: this involved smartening the Party up, democratizing its electoral systems, reducing the influence of the trade unions, and accepting a certain amount of market reality.

In Samdo, the flexibility of norms also reflects the 'lay dilemma' in Tibetan communities (Mumford 1989) that entails people accepting a certain amount of sin or punishment for their everyday actions.

The notion is that all of us accept a certain amount of risk.

But on certain plays, he tells Barber, he has to accept a certain amount of failure.

They used to accept a certain amount of smog but this year it's much worse," said one protester.

"The Japanese government is asking each prefectural government to accept a certain amount of the rubble," he said.

Clinton is very much a product of the generation that accepted a certain amount of humiliation as the price of progress.

People are always ready to accept a certain amount of pandering, but they resent it when it goes to a point of insulting their intelligence.

Forty years ago in America, we more or less knew what we thought about hypocrisy -- we accepted a certain amount of it as the price of having values.

But, he added, "viewers are willing to accept a certain amount" of product placements, "but if you go overboard, it's not the right thing to do".

The pendulum has swung too far in favor of indulging fans; players are expected to accept a certain amount of verbal abuse.