Sentence examples for actual accepted from inspiring English sources

Again, if you use actual accepted accounting practices to analyze the numbers, you'll see that my estimate of $300M lasting Tesla a whole quarter may be far too generous as they burned $450M in December alone!  .

But, even if we allow an unlimited cap on high-skilled immigrants, will we extend the same service to their families (potentially more than doubling the number of actual immigrants accepted).

In this way, the orthodontist can judge these tendencies and understand the actual reasons why accepted decisions have changed over years of orthodontic practice.

People take this feature of money for granted, but even today, it's not ubiquitous — take the example of the three-tier pricing phenomenon in Zimbabwe: The government released bond notes pegged 1 1 to the U.S. dollar, but shops accepted actual U.S. dollars at a premium to the notes (meaning a purchase would be less expensive in U.S. dollars than bond notes).

Brain death, though defined slightly differently throughout the country, has been accepted as actual and legal death for decades.

Measuring the rotation of a fracture within 5° of the actual rotation has been accepted as successful [17].

RCTs may also be prematurely and thus unnecessarily conducted on interventions that are not yet fully developed or interventions that have yet to be accepted into actual practice.

To triangulate the Apgar score by using a crossdisciplinary approach and highlighting the differences that exist between actual everyday practice and accepted standards of scoring in contrasting populations of the world.

Many accounts of free will are constructed against the backdrop possibility (whether accepted as actual or not) that each stage of the world is determined by what preceded it by impersonal natural law.

The line of credit is legally viable and set for 30 days — meaning Credible isn't offering a range of rates, but an actual loan — and once accepted, the transaction is complete.

The official attendance was 2,459, but the actual figure is generally accepted to be around 300.