Sentence examples for accepting a wider range from inspiring English sources

Indiana could have deterred fraud in less harmful ways, including by accepting a wider range of ID's.

"[The brand has] a good premise, and certainly one with potential to deliver a subtext about 'normalizing' difference and accepting a wider range of identities," Ellie Lipkin wrote of the dolls.

This difference is due to two important extensions; first we have changed the definition of CN-LOH to near-CN-LOH, thus accepting a wider range of abnormalities in order to include the near-triploid tumors.

Some archiving services, such as Dryad (Vision, 2010), have reacted to this challenge by accepting a wide range of inputs and making few or no guarantees to users of the database that the records will be in any particular form.

It also said it would accept a wider range of collateral for those loans.

The government has also urged them to accept a wider range of collateral.

Carney said the Bank would offer money over longer periods, accept a wider range of collateral and charge lower fees.

At the time, it accepted a wider range of securities as collateral for cash than the Fed or the Bank of England, which allowed it to marshal more resources.

Other apps like Instagram's parent Facebook already accept a wider range of formats.

The Trp 37 residue at the lipoic acid-binding pocket of LAL was substituted with small AA residues to accept a wider range of lipoic acid analogs containing an aliphatic azide, aryl-aldehyde, or aryl-hydrazine moiety [239].

Some studies [12] show that, compared to dentists and orthodontists, patients could accept a wider range of smile deviations such as midline deviation or smile with deviation from the long axes of the lateral incisors.