Sentence examples for it gained acceptance from inspiring English sources

"Facebook spread like wildfire across college campuses long before it gained acceptance with soccer moms," he said.

Derived from a complex of ancient and medieval ideas — biblical references, linguistic connections between blackness and filth, and Arab and European stereotypes of dark-skinned peoples — it gained acceptance as the plantation system grew into a huge source of wealth.

Other evidence, however, shows that Teller, before 1950, provided three other concepts for a hydrogen bomb, later shown to be successful in experimental demonstrations; defended the fourth concept until it gained acceptance (while Stanislaw Ulam did not); and refused to sign the patent application in the early 1950's after Ulam had begun claiming credit for it.

Once it gained acceptance in the 90's as a Northeastern financial and business hub, its substantial cluster of office towers along Interstate 95 began attracting the attention of real estate investment trusts -- publicly traded companies that buy, manage, and sell properties from massive portfolios.

Yet, in 2015, it gained acceptance by retailers such as Overstock.com.com

It gained acceptance in the United States around the year 2000 (Okamura 1997).

In fact, the song has been credited with helping it gain acceptance.

"After it gains acceptance by developers, said Mr. Yeo of the Energy Market Authority, "it may not need to be made a mandatory requirement".

If you're targeting 10percentt of online payments, and out of that the top four players don't want to use it, then where will it gain acceptance?

Gasp! However it later gained acceptance and even popularity amongst the upper class.

BMW introduced the Clubman in the 2007 model year, and it quickly gained acceptance among buyers who wanted a fuel-efficient vehicle (29 mpg) that was highly functional with the unique two-door opening hatch that swings out instead of lifting up, says Edwards.