Sentence examples for has wide acceptance from inspiring English sources
The drive theory no longer has wide acceptance in the motivational field.
This notion that the legal invisibility of part of the derivatives market played a role in the crisis now has wide acceptance.
However, FATD in children has wide acceptance, as the PATD is a dangerous method in infants, because of the catheter placement.
It is not clear if the term has wide acceptance and is written in many different ways (e.g. E-logistics, e-Logistics, eLogistics, Elogistics).
Although ENDF has wide acceptance and support for many data types, its limited support for correlated particle emission, limited numeric precision, and general lack of extensibility mean that the nuclear data community cannot take advantage of many emerging opportunities.
However, the original taxonomic assignment still has wide acceptance.
The theory of German historian Theodor Mommsen (1850) has had wide acceptance.
A lot of people who write about games (me included) find themselves defining new words that don't have wide acceptance, or using old words in ways that don't 100% agree with everyone else.
That atomic line filters also have wide acceptance angles (near 180°) is another important characteristic of the devices; conventional dielectric filters based on the spacing of reflective or refractive layers change their effective spacing when light enters at an angle.
