Sentence examples for be a general acceptance from inspiring English sources

There seemed to be a general acceptance that adverse effects were inevitable and therefore not generally recorded in the patient notes; interviewees suggested that the lack of recording was not corticosteroid-specific.

"There seems to be a general acceptance that there is something going on in society which is really eating away at personal responsibility," said David Hooker, director of claims at Norwich Union, one of Britain's largest insurers.

And when substitute Andrew Driver - one of three made by Hearts at the break - failed to exploit a golden opportunity early in the second half, there seemed to be a general acceptance that it would be the visitors' last shot at redemption.

And though there was opposition to the reduction in the size of the leagues from smaller clubs, there appears to be a general acceptance that their role is to provide a platform for players to develop rather than covet promotion and a place in the top flight.

This is because crucial decision making is often done by family members or is left entirely up to the physician, and there seems to be a general acceptance of this shifting of focus from the individual to other people.

There appears to be a general acceptance that the synthesis process, not unlike analysis in primary qualitative research, "cannot be reduced to mechanistic tasks" [ 4] and may, in practice, be difficult to replicate.

"There is a general acceptance about that".

There was a "general acceptance of the delay and uncertainty".

Polygamy is legal here, and there is a general acceptance of its practice.

There was a general acceptance that people did what they did and we were equally respectful of the milkman.

"You're only doing it for up to 10 weeks so there's a general acceptance of it.