Sentence examples for increasingly acceptable from inspiring English sources

As these clubs have grown in popularity, it's become increasingly acceptable for women to visit them with their partners.

The principles of individual determination and mutual consent are making divorce increasingly acceptable in the industrialized parts of the world.

In the five years since the bombing, Islamophobia and anti-Muslim violence in Britain have grown disproportionately and become increasingly acceptable within mainstream culture.

Meanwhile, the most significant change in the retail industry has been the rise of athleisure – sportswear worn outside of the gym – a shift which has made sportswear increasingly acceptable in smart environments.

While the BNP has met electoral disaster and the EDL remains a street-fighting fringe, we must stay alert to the uses of "reverse racism" – which, along with increasingly acceptable anti-immigrant discourse, provides false explanations for worsening economic conditions.

"It's a bit ITV Sunday police drama" seems to have become an increasingly acceptable way to pour scorn on shows not possessing the exotic charms of The Wire or The Killing.

But sales will continue to rise in spite of regulatory hurdles if advocates are right that marijuana is becoming increasingly socially acceptable.

But with body art becoming increasingly socially acceptable, both in and out of the workplace, are young jobseekers really risking their careers by getting the latest body decoration?

Though some families in this situation declined to speak with a reporter out of embarrassment, many interviewed said the phenomenon of adult children living with their parents is becoming an increasingly visible, acceptable, and even trendy way to cut costs.

Boozing before noon is a kind of two fingers to adult responsibility and, in the spirit of the modern age, where grown men and women hunt Pokémon and stay up all night reading Harry Potter, it is increasingly socially acceptable.

Call it the "Downton effect", or the return of old-fashioned regional snobbery, but there is, increasingly, one acceptable way to be in society, and that is to be middle class and from the south-east of England.