Sentence examples for gain general acceptance from inspiring English sources
His six-stage model did not gain general acceptance, but he did raise the issue of long-term economic development, which directed some economists, at least, toward history.
Unfortunately, except for the conception that Earth is a sphere (inferred from Earth's shadow on the Moon always being circular during a lunar eclipse), these ideas failed to gain general acceptance.
Such views have failed to gain general acceptance, however, in the face of the universality of Frost's themes, the emotional authenticity of his voice, and the austere technical brilliance of his verse.
Given the fact that there are only about two dozen crocodilian species in the world today, the designation of a new family herald would be considered a major event in the annals of crocodilian research, and would probably take years to gain general acceptance and appropriate nomenclature.
A definitive interpretation of these issues has yet to gain general acceptance in the literature.
In order to gain general acceptance, MIRAGE thus shares several essential prerequisites with other guideline initiatives such as MIAPE (Taylor et al. 2007).
Attempts to characterise the severity of organ failures and to predict patient outcome has lead to the generation of numerous scoring systems, but none of them has gained general acceptance [ 22].
Their ideas gained general acceptance only through the efforts of other mathematicians in the latter half of the 17th century.
Network Attached Storage (NAS) has been gaining general acceptance, because it can be managed easily and files shared among many clients, which run different operating systems.
