Sentence examples for is gradually accepted from inspiring English sources

It includes a passage saying: "In a macro environment in which homosexuality is gradually accepted as being normal, child molesting by gays is gradually being viewed as normal in academia.

The past engineering change (EC) knowledge can be reused to evaluate the impact of current proposed EC, which is gradually accepted as an effective strategy for engineers to handle EC businesses in enterprises.

But with the popularity of orthodontic treatment in recent years, the aesthetic factor's influence on life quality becomes smaller since this temporary change in appearance is gradually accepted by patients and their peers [ 11].

Currently, AKT is gradually accepted as a promising anticancer target and there are several types of small molecular AKT inhibitors available: ATP-competitive protein kinase inhibitors, such as GDC0068, GSK690693 and A-443654; allosteric inhibitors, such as MK-2206; and inhibitors of phosphatidylinositol-3,4,5-trisphosphate (PIP3) binding, such as perifosine.

Their dignity is restored and they are gradually accepted by society".

The Gregorian calendar was gradually accepted by the countries of Europe, though Russia did not accept it until 1918.

The most often repeated stories surrounding Shergar's death, while never proven, seem to have been gradually accepted in Ireland as the truth.

The site is now written and edited by tens of thousands of contributors around the world, and it has been gradually accepted as a largely accurate and comprehensive source, even by many scholars and academics.

IT'S a puzzle: one dispossessed group after another — blacks, women, Hispanics and gays — has been gradually accepted in the United States, granted equal rights and brought into the mainstream.

Where no creed succeeded in wholly extirpating its enemies, toleration was gradually accepted as the lesser of two evils; in some countries where one creed triumphed, it was accepted that too minute a concern with citizens' beliefs was inimical to prosperity and good order.

In recent years, this concept was gradually accepted by both academia and industry.