Sentence examples for broadly accepted that from inspiring English sources
Public opinion is now firmly against censoring art for religious reasons, and it is now broadly accepted that faith remains strong even when religion is criticised.
Out of respect for past feats, it was broadly accepted that Brazil would raise their game with each step they took up the pyramid of the World Cup.
It is broadly accepted that employees who are exposed to commercial secrets in the course of their work have a duty to avoid trading on them or tipping others off about them.
But Diane Rowland, executive vice president of the Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation, which studies health policy, said it had become broadly accepted "that an individual mandate is the only alternative to government provision of coverage if you hope to achieve universal coverage".
It is broadly accepted that t-norms (triangular norms) are possible truth functions of conjunction.
It is broadly accepted that structures are susceptible to more damage under pulse-like near-fault earthquakes in comparison to far-fault ground motion.
Economists broadly accept that FDI helps productivity grow.
They broadly accept that government needs to shrink and stay much smaller than it was, that spending needs to be targeted on those in real need and on infrastructure investments and that public services ought to be opened up to outside providers.Three years of cuts have left most departments with little fat, yet still ministers conjure up new ways of saving money.
It is generally accepted that broadly expressed (housekeeping) genes typically reside in GC-rich regions, although the correlation strength between gene-expression specificity and regional GC content may vary depending on the method used to estimate expression [ 16].
"We saw it as child prostitution rather than child abuse, and I think that was broadly accepted and that's why it all went wrong".
Today, while there are effective drugs that reduce the risk of osteoporotic fracture, yet there are no broadly accepted criteria that can be used to estimate risks and decide who should receive treatment.
