Sentence examples for find wider acceptance from inspiring English sources

He also sees a time when kinky people will find wider acceptance, but isn't so sure it will happen soon.

The value of other commonly used prognostic factors did not find wider acceptance [ 12, 13].

In today's living-online, GPS-tracked world, I think a national identity card would find wide acceptance.

It remains to be seen, however, whether chickens whose genes had been artificially altered in the laboratory would find wide acceptance among consumers.

Those cars also have an advantage over recent, purely electric cars like the EV1 from General Motors, which proved too expensive and quirky to find wide acceptance.

However, in the aftermath of the dot-com crash of 2000 2002, e-books did not find wide acceptance by the publishing industry, and investment in e-reading devices and e-book technologies subsided.

While the idea of general screening is not popular among many academic leaders, other suggestions made by Ms. Burchardt find wide acceptance and are being discussed in many of the country's faculties, and some are already in place.

The fruit fly Drosophila melanogaster continues to find wide acceptance as a superlative genetic model system in diverse aspects of neuroscience research, including complex neural phenomena such as memory formation and sleep.

When the precept being violated is to "buy footwear that fits one's feet" (an admonition that will no doubt find wide acceptance), the consumer's action might be to purchase a pair of shoes that is instead one-half size too large.

I am quite sure these terms will not find wide acceptance anytime soon, so, at least for the time being, I prefer to stick with the word "heterosexism" to encompass the previously used "homophobia" and "biphobia".

Many of the above results were extended and found wider acceptance and recognition.