Sentence examples for gaining acceptance of from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, the proliferation of quack dietary treatments has made gaining acceptance of nutritional therapies that actually have solid science behind them an uphill battle.

Alice Evans, (born January 29 , 1881 Neath, Pennsylvania, U.S. died September 5 , 1975 Arlington, Virginia) American scientist whose landmark work on pathogenic bacteria in dairy products was central in gaining acceptance of the pasteurization process to prevent disease.

Godard wrote a triumphant note in Arts in which he praised his fellow-critics for having "led... the fight for the film auteur" and declared, "We have won by gaining acceptance of the principle that a film by Hitchcock, for example, is as important as a book by Aragon.

January 29 , 1881Neath, Pennsylvania September 5, 1975 Arlington, Virginia Alice Evans, (born January 29 , 1881 Neath, Pennsylvania, U.S. died September 5, 1975, Arlington, Virginia) American scientist whose landmark work on pathogenic bacteria in dairy products was central in gaining acceptance of the pasteurization process to prevent disease.

It describes his leading role in gaining acceptance of the concept, formulating the specification and promoting studies of alternative, radical design options for the co-operative European project that became ETW.

Progress in gaining acceptance of these ideas has been slow, but this is understandable given the paucity of comparative data.

Pedophiles see themselves as part of a social movement to gain acceptance of their attractions.

His use of a compressed-air caisson to sink the pier foundations for the bridge helped gain acceptance of compressed-air techniques in underwater and underground construction.

China's disputed selection as the Panchen Lama has espoused Buddhist philosophy in a speech that was his first appearance outside the mainland and showed greater efforts by Beijing to gain acceptance of its rule over Tibet.

The stewardship council declined to comment But in an open letter, Kerry Coughlin, the council's director for the Americas, said the Alaska Seafood Marketing Institute had "attempted to discredit M.S.C. in order to gain acceptance of its own program," and that critics' descriptions of its certification costs were "ridiculously inflated".

Thus the issue of analogical reason and its validity was a controversial one early on, though the practice eventually gained acceptance of the majority of Sunni jurists.