Sentence examples for been generally acknowledged from inspiring English sources

These two, featuring designs from Petipa's day, also revived (far more patchily than has been generally acknowledged) features of his choreography.

The Commons culture, media and sport select committee highlights a truth which has long been generally acknowledged: the capital gets a disproportionately high share of cash, whether lottery or grant-in-aid, from Arts Council England (ACE).

It has now been generally acknowledged that the plunder of nature must cease; but without confronting the source of those predations, our chances of survival are becoming smaller by the day.

Since the day of the disaster — Mr. Madoff's December 2008 arrest for orchestrating a $65 billion Ponzi scheme — Mr. Wilpon's relationship with Mr. Madoff has been generally acknowledged but not well understood.

It has been generally acknowledged that the cascading failure is one of the main root causes which leads to the severe blackout events.

Microemulsions, which consisted of synthetic surfactant, oil, water and co-surfactant, exhibited a lower drug-loading capacity relative to the high concentration of surfactant, which had been generally acknowledged to induce skin irritation [11, 12].

The other is "A Cardinal," who is generally acknowledged to be the Inquisitor General Niño de Guevara.

It is generally acknowledged that transcript databases in general, and EST databases in particular, contain contaminants of various kinds [17].

Austerlitz, Sebald's final novel, is generally acknowledged to be his tour-de-force.

JOHN KEEGAN is generally acknowledged to be one of the outstanding military historians of our time.

Yet despite its Ruritanian appointments process, the Lords is generally acknowledged to be working unexpectedly effectively.