Sentence examples for is accepted not only from inspiring English sources

For instance, the Mini-Mental State Examination (MMSE) is one of the most widely used, and is accepted not only for clinical use but also for use in epidemiological surveys.

Accordingly, a definition of death is accepted not only because it conforms to contemporary understanding of biology, but also because it is consistent with the cultural, social, political norms and exigencies of that period.

By spring semester, I had been accepted not only into the broadcast sequence, but also into U.T.'s Los Angeles summer school and internship program.

For if the petitioner's argument were accepted, not only could there have been no new conviction on the existing charges in Caldwell, but not even a conviction on other and different charges against the same defendant.

As Canada's highly popular Prime Minister Justin Trudeau does not have political opponents trying to win office by exploiting xenophobia, the absorption of the Syrian refugees has been accepted not only approvingly but enthusiastically by the great majority of Canadians.

But the jury and its president, Steven Spielberg, insisted the prize should be accepted not only by the director, Franco-Tunisian film-maker Abdellatif Kechiche, but also by his two young stars, Léa Seydoux and Adèle Exarchopoulos.

Such systemic bias may be accepted not only by actors within the legal system such as judges but also by its victims as well as its beneficiaries.

Uniquely, these indices have been accepted not only by academics but also as part of the routine clinical examinations by GDPs.

And it was never accepted not only by me, but he also testified as to the principals.

You are brave, strong, and accepting not only of yourself, but of others through your experiences.

Walter White was only fractionally more African than Dolezal, but black enough to be accepted as not only a member of that community but one of its leaders.