Sentence examples for has generally been accepted from inspiring English sources

The greenish film, made clandestinely by someone with something to lose, has generally been accepted as authentic.

Naturally, there follows some footling about with lenders and surveyors, but the winning offer has generally been accepted by the end of Monday.

The need for secrecy has generally been accepted by all the major political actors in Washington, including the opposition party and the news media.

The measure is dead for this year because of opposition by Senate Democrats to other provisions, but reducing corporate taxes is a goal of the Bush administration and has generally been accepted by both parties in the last year.

But the court's conclusion has generally been accepted in the real world because the ruling was in tune with popular opinion — favoring Americans' rights to own guns but also control of gun ownership.

Mr. Horowitz said that while some local residents do not like the idea of the 27-story tower, its construction has generally been accepted as a necessary part of preserving the landmark building and cleaning up the weed-filled land around it.

Vial et al. [6] proposed the following ultrasound criteria, which have generally been accepted as diagnostic.

Most notably, at least three distinct pathways have generally been accepted, the chromosomal instability (CIN), microsatellite instability (MSI), and CpG island methylator phenotype (CIMP) pathways.

Until very recently it had generally been accepted that the South American continent was isolated from the northern land mass until the Isthmus permanently closed ca. 3 [ 24] to 4 [ 25] MYA.

The temple's traditional identification with Saturn is purely hypothetical and has not generally been accepted.

It has also generally been accepted by a growing list of aid-receiving countries [ 8, 9].