Sentence examples for desired acceptance from inspiring English sources
Given the shorter distances travelled by most two wheeler drivers it can therefore be concluded that the development of similar hybrid electric vehicles are unlikely to achieve the desired acceptance that pure electric or conventional equivalents currently achieve.
Graf and Soran ([2011]) report that German pre-service biology teachers do not exhibit the desired acceptance of evolutionary theory either.
They sought after social responsibility, with awareness of societal inequalities including: social divisions (they desired acceptance in the new school); social disadvantage (the sick, those with disability or education deprivation); and discriminative regimes (fearing exams or denial of admission/progression).
Nevertheless, as much as Tchaikovsky may have desired acceptance from both The Five and the traditionalists, he needed the independence that Moscow afforded to find his own direction, away from both parties.
They emphasize a narrow range of values without reaching neither adequate consensus between them nor the desired acceptance and changes at the operational level [ 2].
Be sure to submit all necessary application materials in a timely manner to avoid delays or missing deadlines that can affect your desired acceptance date.
They desire acceptance, and they act cruelly to get it.
In a biometric hashing system, the selection of ε depends on system design, and it is chosen such that the desired false acceptance rate (FAR) and false rejection rate (FRR) are satisfied.
You so desire the acceptance and love of your community, that you stomach the dreadful taste regularly, pretending all the while to enjoy it.
There are many such stories that highlight a stark reality that entrepreneurship has still not achieved the desired level of acceptance in Kashmiri society.
Brand name clothing can be used by adolescents to project their desired self-image, facilitate acceptance by their peers, or for mere appreciation from their social group (Beaudoin and Lachance 2006).
