Sentence examples for achieving wide acceptance from inspiring English sources

It happens all the time: a twinge of interest and then the silent question, how old is this guy, 12? I wish I could argue the point, perhaps positing that video games are a new form of storytelling that like most new art forms must overcome initial disdain before achieving wide acceptance.

Though Jinsai's theory of human nature as innate, individual physical disposition was reformulated by Ogyû Sorai, it did not achieve wide acceptance in early-modern Japan.

At their popular height a century ago, they had achieved wide acceptance in the American mainstream.

Although the single rate model has achieved wide acceptance, we argue that the assumption of a single rate of non-synonymous substitution is biologically unreasonable, given observed differences in substitution rates evident from empirical amino acid models.

Meanwhile it achieved wide acceptance [ 9- 16].

Tamoxifen-inducible Cre-mediated manipulation of animal genomes has achieved wide acceptance over the last decade, with numerous important studies heavily relying on this technique.

However, a paradigm shift occurred recently and a new hierarchical model achieved wide acceptance: under this model, a minority of the tumor cells acts as cancer stem cells (CSCs) or tumor-initiating cells to give rise to the entire tumor mass.

By comprehensively assessing local concerns, VESPA seeks to help policy makers approach communities more effectively and thereby achieve wider acceptance of wind installations.

Risk is in part socially constructed and risk management strategies need to acknowledge social perceptions and processes to achieve wide public acceptance (Renn 2008).

The novel tackles controversial contemporary issues such as abortion (which had yet to achieve wide social acceptance) and racial segregation.

Its use was subsequently recommended by the first Cultivated Plant Code, which was published in 1953, and by 1960 it had achieved wide international acceptance.