Sentence examples for it is increasingly accepted from inspiring English sources

Central sensitisation of the pain system is well documented in CP and it is increasingly accepted to play a prominent role in its pain pathogenesis.

Paul Mason It is increasingly accepted that income, the economists' traditional measure of human welfare, is not a good indicator of wellbeing.

The Labour government is anxious to make the publicly run health service more personal and to give consumers more choice.Within the medical world, it is increasingly accepted that health care must become more patient-centred.

It is increasingly accepted that calcium permeability involves toxic ion channels.

It is increasingly accepted that captive mammals need to be entertained.

It is increasingly accepted that developments, of any kind, should only proceed if they are ecologically sustainable and will not reduce current or future delivery of ecosystem services.

It's increasingly accepted that cities are going to deliver our economy's growth in the future.

Then, he said, after it had published dozens of documents without having to retract any, it was increasingly accepted as a legitimate journalistic player.

By the end of the nineteenth century, it was increasingly accepted that a commitment to academic freedom defined the true university.

Its legitimacy is increasingly accepted by financial institutions and even governments such as Britain's.

Marijuana is now legal in some form in twenty three US states, and its use is increasingly accepted by law enforcement agencies throughout the UK.