Sentence examples for have rather accepted from inspiring English sources

We have rather accepted democracy and elections as the superior method of selecting who our leaders should be.

And it's the press that has rather meekly accepted the extreme premise.

It has, rather, just become accepted wisdom.Research carried out on birds now suggests that the accepted wisdom could be wrong.

First, attempts to use 2-thienylcyanocuprates derived from a related aza substrate led to the isolation of 7 (X-ray structure) where the intermediate allene has been carbometalated rather than having accepted a hydride.

The measurement of BOD5 is a time-consuming method and the 5-day time had been accepted rather somewhat arbitrarily and without any well-argued scientific background (Min et al. 2004).

In the end, Levy has accepted rather less, although he suggested he was glad Modric had gone to Madrid and not a domestic rival.

Or, rather, it had been accepted, but only by some minor publisher, not the publisher he'd wanted.

Acute renal failure has no accepted definition or rather there are over 30 definitions used in the literature and no consensus as to which one should be used.

The survey, conducted among independent estate agents from the Move with Us network, found that 84 per cent of customers instruct a solicitor once an offer has been accepted on a property rather than when they put their house on the market or when they first start looking to buy.

Now that she has been accepted and is joining, she speaks rather candidly about the honor.

He has reluctantly accepted the need in Britain to dance around subjects rather than criticise his students head-on.