Sentence examples for become increasingly accepted from inspiring English sources

This represents a total rejection of much of the traditional thinking about the nature of puppetry, but it has become increasingly accepted.

SCED has become increasingly accepted as a research design.

It has become increasingly accepted that biomimetic bioabsorbable biomaterials are pivotal for improving neural tissue engineering.

Yields on these have all declined as they have become increasingly accepted.

With pervasive connectivity of the Internet, personalization has become increasingly accepted for digital products.

Generally, it has become increasingly accepted that damage resulting from reactive oxygen species (ROS) or oxidative stress plays a role in the seed aging process.

"We've become increasingly accepting of ways of changing our bodies," he said "We're much more comfortable with our bodies as malleable".

The motion said: "North American culture and society have, in general, become increasingly accepting of people who are gay, lesbian and bisexual – yet too often transgender and gender non-conforming individuals are forced to live as second-class citizens".

Having gained recognition from the World Health Organization (WHO) in 1976, the Unani system became increasingly accepted internationally as a system of traditional medicine.

From the middle of the nineteenth century, it became increasingly accepted that the honeymoon's role was to separate newlyweds from "normal" society, albeit temporarily, providing a time and space apart in which they could make the adjustments required of marriage.

As laparoscopic surgery becomes increasingly accepted as the technique of choice for many procedures, changes in training structure and working practice limit opportunities for trainees to acquire these new skills.