Sentence examples for could become accepted from inspiring English sources

In other words, high unemployment could become accepted as the new normal, politically as well as in economic analysis.

Krugman concludes that "high unemployment could become accepted as the new normal," and worries that we'll come to accept "a more or less permanent depression" as the norm -- adding that "we could suffer endless, gratuitous suffering, yet the political and policy elite would feel no need to change its ways".

If a biological basis for psychopathy could be established and pharmacological treatments developed, the idea that many people have at least a little of the psychopath in them could well become accepted.

That kind of irresponsible and offensive blame placing, while not grounded in reality, could quickly become accepted progressive political wisdom, have a destructive impact on progressive politics and contribute to the growth of anti-Semitism on the left.

In the case of BSE, and potentially with vCJD in humans, it has now become accepted that transfused blood could be infectious [ 16, 17].

For virus species to become accepted by the virologic community, coining a definition to which virologists could subscribe was necessary.

It has, rather, just become accepted wisdom.Research carried out on birds now suggests that the accepted wisdom could be wrong.

This has become accepted city folklore.

Apply to the programs and become accepted.

And so it became accepted that you could say whatever you fucking well liked about me – because, so to speak, I didn't earn it".

The son of Kingsley Amis, he is, as he has written in these pages, "the only hereditary novelist in the canon", so, as he sees it, "it became accepted that you could say whatever you fucking well liked about me – because, so to speak, I didn't earn it".