Sentence examples for exists for acceptance from inspiring English sources
**No minimum grade point average (GPA) exists for acceptance into the program, and no average GPAs are calculated.
*No minimum standardized test scores exist for acceptance into the program, and no averages or medians are calculated.
Especially the fact that no proof exists for one or another treatment will increase acceptance.
Ample cause exists for skepticism.
Viola Davis' historic Emmy win and inspiring acceptance speech was truly a moment to celebrate, but it also brought to light the wide gap that still exists for women and especially African-American women, in the entertainment industry.
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Several accounts exist for this sudden institutional acceptance of kampo after a century of long neglect, some of which stresses the strong lobbying of the Japanese Medical Association [ 54], the needs of patient groups, or the business interests of kampo manufacturers [ 53].
Nevertheless, the introduction of fast bio-analytical tools by various EU member countries and in the World is slow, mostly due to a variety of barriers (acceptance, psychological, competition) well-known to exist for introduction of novel technologies.
"Playing Unified" is inspired by a simple principle: training together and playing together is a quick path to understanding, acceptance and friendship, breaking down the barriers that exist for people with intellectual disabilities.
