Sentence examples for be to accept a from inspiring English sources
The goal is to determine how willing customers would be to accept a substitute SKU.
Another option might be to accept a slightly lower price if MetLife were able to sell more stock to public investors and pay A.I.G. entirely in cash.
"American," I would say, because it was the truth, and because I felt that to say otherwise would be to accept a lower berth in the world.
In this reality, one of the key responsibilities of buildings will be to accept a role as a champion for the employment rights and conditions of all.
"To actually say that if diplomacy fails the choice will be to accept a nuclear Iran or bomb Iran, this is a diplomatic blockbuster".
McCaw is now expected to retire and his next public duty may be to accept a knighthood where previously he had turned one down after his team's 2011 final win.
To be photographed by him is to accept a dare.
So unless it is to accept a drastic contraction itself, BAE needs to diversify.
To confront truth, these parallels suggest, is to accept a degree of damage.
Another is to accept a job that entails greater safety risks.
His last great act of folly was to accept a peerage and not campaign at the 1880 general election.
