Sentence examples for increased acceptability of from inspiring English sources
Fitness training by women 40 and older, increased acceptability of plastic surgery and pop culture's trend to showing more skin are factors.
Larger social and cultural forces are also at work, among them the premium placed on fitness training by women in their 40's and up, and the increased acceptability of plastic surgery.
On the other hand, it confirmed that a positive advice from a primary care physician significantly increased acceptability of vaccination; however, this was not confirmed in the case of a positive advice by other health care professionals.
That is, this result dispelled the theoretical possibility that increases in the intake of PA by parasitized caterpillars in the feeding choice experiment came about from an aversion to the food block rather than increased acceptability of the PA block.
There is evidence of the relatively increased acceptability of PITC services by outpatient department clients.
Nonetheless, an easy on-site educational intervention significantly improved HCV knowledge and also increased acceptability of testing.
They say the outpouring of condemnation at the "outrage" of a mosque close to the "hallowed ground" of the World Trade Centre site also goes hand in hand with the increasing acceptability of what they describe as hate speech.
But before you turn over the page to the job vacancies, maybe you should consider what makes your job such a painful bore, and how the increasing acceptability of holistic therapies in the workplace could help.
The Poppy Project, which mapped the sex industry in London in 2004, found 164 escort agencies, thousands of prostitutes, 182 chat lines and 66 lap-dancing clubs all legal activities.But the increasing acceptability of "raunch culture" may be attracting illegal activity too.
In 2017, despite the continuing rise of feminism, the increasing acceptability of drugs and more women in the public eye being honest and overt about their drug use, men are far more prolific drug takers than women.
Additionally, the increasing acceptability of pop and rock music on network TV in the 1960s helped fuel a growing population of acts capable of drawing crowds beyond the capacity of municipal auditoriums and convention centers.
