it's considered acceptable

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

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All will be revealed in the Observer Review... Photograph: CinemaPhoto/Corbis There are questions it's considered acceptable to ask about the arts and there are questions that it's not.

Culturally, that's fine; it's considered acceptable.

Today people still smoke, but they face a growing swell of negative public opinion that has affected not only the places in which it's considered acceptable to smoke, but it has also arguably been the tipping point leading to many quitting all together.

"A culture existed within the manufacturer's facility," the report says, "where it was considered acceptable to not report what were considered to be 'minor' non-conformances".

If Scott's homogeneity ratio is less than 0.4 or between 0.2 and 0.4, it is considered acceptable [ 40, 41].

However, it is considered acceptable in academic circles to view Monty Python as fiction.

In the past, it was considered acceptable for drugs to have noxious side effects because cancer was a fatal disease.

I had him pegged as a fiscal phony long before it was considered acceptable to say it in polite company.

She persuaded them to enforce a daily block of quiet time, during which it was considered acceptable to ask to be left alone.

If it is considered acceptable to launch an investigation after 13 years, then why not 20 or 30 years?" he said.