Sentence examples for balanced acceptance from inspiring English sources

Although, unlike some putative fideists, Bishop does not regard evidentialism as incoherent or epistemically irresponsible, he argues that fideism of the kind he defends is preferable on broadly moral grounds, suggesting, for instance, that fideism's tolerance for passional commitments conduces to a more balanced acceptance of human nature as more than purely rational (216 220).

I am quick to judge and your quiet, balanced acceptance of others gives the children a better example of how to be.

George predicts that by the time the FDA approves the new medication sponges, an estimated 18 to 24 months, VLI will be enjoying "balanced growth" and acceptance in the feminine hygiene market.

The president has said his first goal is a long-term balanced budget and the acceptance by Congress that threatening that the United States will default on its obligations is a non-starter.

Curriculum for the survey course must be "neutral, objective and balanced" and not "promote acceptance of any particular religion," according to the legislation, but it only lists the Bible as a specific text to be studied.

Its aim was to help NMAs "establish both a credibility and acceptance of balanced scientific evidence presented by the industry" on ETS [ 150], evidence that supported the industry view that ETS represented an insignificant health risk, a position at odds with regulatory agencies and non-industry funded published research [ 23, 151].

The statistical acceptance of the balanced results were evaluated by the χ-test.

And so we thought, 'hey, we're gonna go with it'". She also was responsible for one of the night's best acceptance speeches - where she balanced being funny and entertaining with a touching tribute to her parents.

Acceptance criteria for normal balanced heterozygotes were determined as the mean area ratio ± 3 standard deviations.

Acceptance criteria for normal, balanced, heterozygotes were determined using the area ratios obtained from 4560 purified DNA samples (i.e. twelve 384 well plates, excluding negative controls).

Findings are discussed in light of our proposed theoretical model in which exercisers having greater mindfulness and acceptance are less reactive; responding with more balanced appraisals to threats to their exercise regimen which in turn promotes increased exercise maintenance.