Sentence examples for is generally embraced from inspiring English sources

It's no longer about exporting one culture but making sure your culture is generally embraced.

Once regarded as an eyesore, the sign is generally embraced today as a symbol of Long Island City's industrial past, as a colossal work of Pop Art and as a way for those who live in the six buildings of TF Cornerstone's Long Island City development to orient friends and families.

The concept of diversity is generally embraced in the interest of political correctness, but it is unclear whether it's meaning is similarly valued or construed.

First, the concept of problem formulation, and its necessary planning and scoping as a prelude to risk assessment development, is generally embraced by all organizations that evaluate health impacts of chemicals.

The concept of including problem formulation and a planning and scoping exercise prior to beginning the analysis phase of a risk assessment is generally embraced positively by all parties engaged in or affected by risk assessment or risk management decisions.

On paper it appeared to be a rocky start; in practice new draw cards were generally embraced by revellers.

However, although the plan has been generally embraced by diplomats, there has been resistance from western military officers.

Those policies are generally embraced by the residents of wealthy areas, who benefit, at least in the short term, from restrictions on the supply of new housing.

According to Jim Small, Major League Baseball's vice president for Asia, the success of Japanese players in the United States, combined with the popularity in Japan of the World Baseball Classic, has brought a more open, international approach to their game, and Balentien, who is from Curaçao, was generally embraced for his feat.

For more than 25 years, this approach was generally embraced, until advances in biomarker research reached the clinical setting and promoted a new paradigm [ 3].

Prior to the release of the initial findings of the Multicenter Selective Lymphadenectomy Trial-1 (MSLT-1), SLN biopsy had already been generally embraced by the worldwide surgical community as a valuable staging tool and as a minimally invasive way to accurately identify patients with clinically occult regional lymph node metastases.