Sentence examples for gaining public acceptance from inspiring English sources
This, he argued, was the key to gaining public acceptance of hybrids.
However, gaining public acceptance of managed realignment schemes can be challenging given that the local communities often view managed realignment as 'giving in' to the sea (Coastal defences: processes, problems and solutions. UK, Routledge, 2001).
Before several hundred people, Bill Foster (D IL), who is the only Ph.D. physicist in the U.S. Congress, kicked off the summit on Tuesday with a reminder that gaining public acceptance of what scientists and physicians want to do with CRISPR and similar tools is critical.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration and the U.S. Department of Agriculture outlined a plan Friday to jointly oversee the industry, which they're calling "cell-cultured food products". Companies and trade groups see the plan as a key step toward getting meat made from animal cells in the lab into the market and gaining public acceptance of the alternative to factory farming.
CAM therapies are gaining public acceptance and are increasingly used around the globe, especially among individuals with chronic illnesses such as T2DM [ 14- 16].
Gaining public acceptance of these advances may be challenging — even though both should enhance safety by minimizing human error.
What it does, though, is present ideas and terms that have gained public acceptance as something to be ashamed of.
Such discourses became the means by which academies fostered and gained public acceptance for particular aesthetic theories.
Visibility aids have the potential to improve detection and recognition and would merit further development to gain public acceptance.
Although pharmaceutical proteins produced in genetically modified organisms (GMOs) have gained public acceptance, food produced from GMOs are yet to find universal acceptance.
