Sentence examples for have started to accept from inspiring English sources

Users order goods typically illegal drugs—and pay with Bitcoins.Some legal businesses have started to accept Bitcoins.

And slowly, McVige feels, more and more of her own patients have started to accept that their life stressors might be connected to their symptoms.

Over the last decade, for instance, hundreds of hospitals and doctors have started to accept "bundled payments" for a course of treatment, rather than charging per procedure.

Last summer, crimes like smoking or failing to shutter a shop during prayer time would have earned transgressors several dozen lashes, but some religious police have started to accept fines in place of punishment from those who can afford it.

In the past couple of years more firms have started to accept that personal data will be protected more strongly than before, whether by regulation which is likely to be tightened in Europe and America or through market mechanisms like those envisaged by Mr Fertik.

We have started to accept the unacceptable as the norm.

"People had started to accept the fact that we weren't going to be successful".

Yeah, I've started to accept it, but it's just one of those things.

Before their economic woes distracted them, other governments had started to accept that they also had a responsibility for security in the region.

Now I've started to accept I'm not too bad at me bloody job.... ...... What will they do without Woody and Lol, though?

The John F. Kennedy University in California, which educates mainly mature students, has started to accept edX MOOC credits towards its degrees.But most universities still do not.