Sentence examples for accepting that much from inspiring English sources

One of them is new: to let people know that Lyme disease is real, while accepting that much to do with it is still veiled in mystery.

For Mr. Netanyahu, that has meant accepting that much of the West Bank will be part of a future Palestinian state, but with Israel keeping control of the borders, airspace and electromagnetic frequencies.

I knew the credibility of the whole New Labour project rested on accepting that much of what she wanted to do in the 1980s was inevitable … saying this immediately opened the ears of many of those who had supported the Tories in that period.

The propriety of a senator's accepting that much money from a company that might seek political influence was questioned, often by people who have made a cottage industry of baiting the Clintons, but the deal apparently complied with the Senate's ethics rules.

It is generally accepted that much institutional work on soil classification systems was nationally biased, especially in terms of practical land management.

Should having accepted that much money from a firm that does work that's controversial in Democratic circles a priori bar one from serving in a Democratic administration?

The Historia Regum is believed to have been compiled by Symeon of Durham, but it is now generally accepted that much of it was written by Byrhtferth of Ramsey around the end of the 10th century.

Every time I visit the Bay Area I am struck by the success of BART in all but Marin County and the way it is accepted that much of the track run along the freeways.

While it is difficult to determine distinct sources of variability, it is generally accepted that much of the variability correlates with tissue damage.

It is commonly accepted that much of the binding specificity of a protein-DNA complex is encoded in the base content of the DNA sequence.

While accepting that there is much to teach, Fairman emphatically endorsed the idea that there is also much to learn.