Sentence examples for encounter acceptance from inspiring English sources

Sadly, many migrants to this country do not encounter acceptance and help.

He said, "Migrants trust that they will encounter acceptance, solidarity, and help, that they will meet people who will sympathize with the distress and tragedy experienced by others, recognize the values and resources the latter have to offer, and are open to sharing humanly and materially with the needy and disadvantaged".

For example, in one study, per-encounter acceptance rates fell from 100% during a time of favorable foraging to approximately 80% for nestmates and 20% for non-nestmates during a period of robbing during a dearth (Downs and Ratnieks 2000).

If you can replace just half of the clogged tension you encounter with acceptance, studies show you'll be twice as happy.

Initiatives targeting current PCPs would encounter greatest acceptance when increasing reimbursement and strengthening traineeships in primary care.

Initiatives targeting hospital physicians would encounter greatest acceptance when targeting at family friendly measures but also when strengthening traineeships in primary care.

Nuclear imaging techniques have been used for years to detect molecular receptors in oncology [33] and encounter broad clinical acceptance.

Since May 2010, when the first issue was published, JISA has encountered a growing acceptance in the academic and industrial research communities in topics related to the Internet.

Thus, the basic tenet of our hypothesis is supported: workers in diverse species use a permissive per-encounter recognition strategy that does not cause rejection of nestmates, but does lead to a high rate of per-encounter errors of acceptance.

Although numerous clinical and experimental studies show a strong correlation between increases in tissue PCO2 and poor patient outcome, gastric tonometry or sublingual tonometry have encountered variable clinical acceptance.

Non-pungent forms of C. chinense exist but have encountered problems of acceptance among consumers accustomed to bell pepper (C. annuum) because fruits of non-pungent C. chinense are smaller and more irregular in shape than bell pepper (Cheng, 1989).