Sentence examples for it's commonly accepted from inspiring English sources

It's commonly accepted that a venture capital firm's job is to get to know a startup inside and out.

It's commonly accepted that the Manson murders drastically changed the mood and texture of Southern California in the late 60's, essentially shutting down the era with a sickening thud.

A spokesman for Health Minister Lesley Griffiths said: "It's commonly accepted that Lib Dem 'surveys' aren't worth the paper they're written on.

While it's commonly accepted that the two-hour barrier will eventually be broken, most projections have it happening much further out, in spite of many running having come within what appears to be spitting distance of the number.

It's commonly accepted that mushrooms should never, ever get wet, lest they soak up water and turn to mush in the pan.

If it's commonly accepted that bereavement imitates the conditions of depression in some ways, that it feels so similar, then perhaps it should be considered in a similar way, however temporary it is.

It is commonly accepted that 80% of a product's environmental impacts are determined in the design phase, making it the obvious place for an intervention.

Because of the prominently local character of AIA, it is commonly accepted that each rat could be its own control, since only the antigen-injected joint develops inflammation.

It is commonly accepted that The Crucible occupies two worlds at once.

It is commonly accepted, he said, that the first position in a commercial pod is the most effective one for advertisers.

It was commonly accepted that the solution of isotropic problem cannot be derived from anisotropic solutions.