Sentence examples for even widely accepted from inspiring English sources

Symbols of death have become commonplace, even widely accepted, while their origins in gothic or romantic art have been obscured.

Even widely accepted reference standards are imperfect (e.g. histopathology)[ 109].

Still, a persistent drawback keeps them from being even more widely accepted: they can fall over at a stop, and sometimes even while at speed.

He also said department examinations were often cursory, even though widely accepted protocols recommend detailed testing.

"I don't think it's going to take too much longer for that to be even more widely accepted".

However, structural neuroimaging techniques, even if widely accepted and of high-value in the diagnosis and management, have no clear cut role in the very early stage of the diseases and at individual level.

** A labouring or variable pulse that disregards the 2/4 time signature (notated in quavers and semiquavers) is incorrect, even if widely accepted.

But there's a catch, since time plays tricks on even the most widely accepted individualists.

Congress's critics point out that even highway construction, widely accepted as critical to India's economic growth, has slowed.

Fealy said the medical field was still playing catch-up to the sport, and it is understood that a certain amount of uncertainty is attached to even the most widely accepted pitch counts and innings limits.

Even the most widely accepted attributions are typically only as a result of decades of scientific and historical research originating from after the start of the 20th century.