Sentence examples for already widely accepted from inspiring English sources

The idea of customer action on social issues is already widely accepted.

It can draw on existing rules that are already widely accepted.

In fact, by 1861 surgical anesthesia with ether and chloroform was already widely accepted and utilized.

But years of intense debate and opinion polls have shown wide support among the Dutch public and the medical profession for the bill, which aims to clarify and define a practice that is already widely accepted.

The frequent destruction of early embryos is already widely accepted in certain forms of contraception, such as the I.U.D., which prevents implantation, and in the fertility clinic treatment itself.

While a general relationship between warming and more flooding rains is already widely accepted, the new paper is important "because it uses observations to demonstrate the sensitivity of extreme rainfall to temperature," said Anthony J. Broccoli, the director of the Center for Environmental Prediction at Rutgers University.

The officials also said that such a step would be ineffective because the markets already widely accept that the government stands behind the companies.

"I think for Mormons, particularly for prominent ones who already feel widely accepted and admired individually, this feels like a chance to also see their church, which they love, accepted and admired institutionally," said Richard Eyre, a Mormon and a best-selling author who lives in Utah and is a friend of the Romneys.

The four-function autonomic control loop has already been widely accepted and practiced in both industry and academia [3, 4].

"The Cortex-A9 MPCore processor has already been widely accepted as the processor of choice for high-performance embedded applications across a broad spectrum of demanding consumer and enterprise devices," said Eric Schorn, VP marketing, Processor Division, ARM.

While plants produced by MAB breeding have already been widely accepted, transgenic plants are facing the challenge regarding safety on human health.