Sentence examples for far less acceptable from inspiring English sources

He said the visitors needed to learn more about Westerners, even seemingly small details like the fact that smoking is far less acceptable here than in China.

However, Mr Obuchi's deal in October with the New Komeito, an opposition party backed by a formidable lay-Buddhist organisation called Soka Gakkai, is far less acceptable.

Shady underworld shenanigans, largely hidden from view and steeped in intrigue, are far less understandable to the man in the street who is struggling to pay the bills – and therefore far less acceptable.

An acquisition deal (apparently with WhitePages.com) came close but unraveled after the terms changed and became far less acceptable.

A recent study of US public attitudes toward genetic enhancement showed that while the use of CRISPR for therapeutics was viewed as being appropriate, its use for bio-enhancement was regarded as far less acceptable (Scheufele et al., 2017).

If I take a day off or a few days off because I fall down and am injured, that is far less acceptable than if you have to have surgery, or if you're a parent and your kid gets sick".

While many Americans still can't free themselves of the notion that a tan makes you look healthy (one reason why the country may have topped the list), in Asian countries, such as Japan and China, tanning is far less culturally acceptable.

Certainly there are still those who find Trump's fat shaming comical and even deserved, but this is far less socially acceptable than ever before.

But many opt to spend their holiday season under the influence of harder substances, the imbibing of which remains far less socially acceptable than a Christmas morning buck's fizz.

Wizard showed far less than acceptable absorbance ratios in the nucleic acid preparations, thus pointing to consistent impurities with any matrix.

However, the effective limit to sterilise H. ligniperda and A. ferus is likely to be far less than the current generic acceptable dose of 400 Gy for horticultural commodities.