Sentence examples for achieving broad acceptance from inspiring English sources

Glen D. Campbell, a Merrill Lynch analyst in Toronto, wrote in a recent report that "achieving broad acceptance and satisfactory financial results with products of this type isn't easy".

But the popularity of once-prosaic Corollas, Celicas and Datsun 510s is a sign that Japanese cars are achieving broader acceptance among collectors.

Many of Professor Fogel's findings have achieved broad acceptance, but criticism of the slavery work was intense.

The head-mounted displays (HMDs) most businesses use for AR tend to be expensive and cumbersome, and none of the options available to consumers have achieved broad acceptance.

None of the Founding Fathers found it possible to imagine a biracial American society, an idea that in point of fact did not achieve broad acceptance in the United States until the middle of the 20th century.

A libertarian populism that leads with this storyline seems much more likely to achieve broad acceptance across the gender gap.

The Millennium Development Goals have achieved broad acceptance as a framework for measuring and achieving social development.

The proposal made by the study group achieved broad acceptance by the Swiss Medical Interfaculty Conference.

This practice is growing for assessing scientific quality, although it has not yet achieved broad acceptance within the research community.

Yet, as several attempts to reproduce these finding were unsuccessful, the idea of TDG and MBD4 acting as demethylating glycosylases did not achieve broad acceptance.

Developing a useful standard which achieves broad acceptance poses many difficulties: mustering support, resolving interoperability issues, working with installed technology, and more.