Sentence examples for it's broadly accepted from inspiring English sources
It's broadly accepted that culture and especially antiquity has played a most important role in tourism policy development in Greece from early on and in comparison with other countries.
It is broadly accepted that PCa's resistance to apoptosis is associated with an alteration in the expression of pro-apoptotic [ 45] and anti-apoptotic protein [ 46].
Out of respect for past feats, it was broadly accepted that Brazil would raise their game with each step they took up the pyramid of the World Cup.
It is broadly accepted that employees who are exposed to commercial secrets in the course of their work have a duty to avoid trading on them or tipping others off about them.
It is broadly accepted that t-norms (triangular norms) are possible truth functions of conjunction.
It is broadly accepted that structures are susceptible to more damage under pulse-like near-fault earthquakes in comparison to far-fault ground motion.
In the Netherlands, and in many other European countries too, it is broadly accepted and considered legitimate that governments have a chief coordinating role.
It is broadly accepted that so-called 'thermal' gas is the product of thermal cracking, 'primary' thermal gas from kerogen cracking, and 'secondary' thermal gas from oil cracking.
Wind generation output at a specific time spot is usually uncertain and cannot be described as a deterministic variable, so it is broadly accepted to use a random variable, subject to a statistical distribution, to represent it [25].
Nowadays, it is broadly accepted that the primal-dual IPM is the most efficient IPM and includes the Mehrotra predictor-corrector (M-PC) algorithm [12] and the MTY-PC algorithm [13] as two typical representatives.
While the retrospective application of new standards (i.e. study methods) as undertaken by EFSA [8] is debatable, it is broadly accepted that risk assessment informing regulatory decision-making should be based on the latest state of knowledge and standards.
