Sentence examples for is widely admitted from inspiring English sources

It is widely admitted that the management of chronic pain must be global and integrate its subjective dimension.

Though the forecasts of future CO2-emissions from fossil energy use as well as the magnitude of their influence on global warming are much disputed, the impact of CO2-emissions on global warming itself is widely admitted.

It is widely admitted that Marshall's hand-picked successor at Cambridge, A. C. Pigou, produced a form of welfare economics that largely recapitulated Sidgwick's contributions (Backhouse, 2006, Medema, 2009, Cook, 2009, and Winch, 2009).

However, even if it is widely admitted that insolvency is the result of a long and intricated process, many papers and reports insist upon the significantly higher probability of failure of specific types of companies.

Although it is widely admitted that cholesterol and GSLs play a pivotal role in Aβ release, conformation, oligomerization, and fibrillogenesis [16], the molecular mechanisms controlling the complex interplay between Aβ peptides and these lipids are not clear.

The absence of robust evaluation evidence showing that evidence utilisation actually leads to better outcomes is widely admitted.

His opinion-poll ratings 63% in a recent Washington Post-ABC poll lie between those of his father and Bill Clinton (whose first 100 days were widely admitted to have been a shambles).

In ICUs, cirrhotic patients are widely admitted and revalued after receiving optimal treatments for 3 days.

In many ICUs, cirrhotic patients are widely admitted and revalued after receiving optimal treatments.

It's widely admitted that we'd be better off without such things, and yet we leave it to individuals to decide for themselves how much of a bad thing is enough.

Not surprisingly, the Fed's repeated pledges to Wall Street are widely admitted to serve as an incentive for moral hazard, the Fed quietly protecting the backs of macro-risk-takers.