Sentence examples for accepting the idea from inspiring English sources

What should it say?"But in accepting the idea of federal regulation, companies are not just bowing to the inevitable.

European governments are having a great deal of trouble accepting the idea that they could possibly not be deemed creditworthy.

That they may go a long, long way in accepting the idea of the individual autonomy of women.

Still, she admits that some of her colleagues would have difficulty accepting the idea of emotional resiliency training.

It was the Taniguchis next door who had the hardest time accepting the idea, especially the husband, Kenichi, 76.

To Piotrowski, part of game development right now is accepting the idea of appealing to a niche audience.

He sometimes adds a less usual one: that he cannot foresee Britain accepting the idea of a blind prime minister in the near future.

He could also be supremely pragmatic, as in eventually accepting the idea of an independent Palestine and evacuating Israel's Gaza settlements.

Israel, while officially accepting the idea of a Palestinian state, wants to leave nearly all of the settlers where they are and keep control of Jerusalem.

I ACTUALLY have a hard time accepting the idea that any significant number of people in America, land of the Monster Thickburger, have trouble getting enough to eat.

They are, reluctantly or enthusiastically, accepting the idea that humans are as much an accident of nature as a product of orderly development.