Sentence examples for its acceptance was from inspiring English sources
Its acceptance was crucial.
The valved trumpet appeared in Germany in about 1828, usually pitched in F; its acceptance was delayed in the United States and Great Britain because players preferred the cornet in orchestral trumpet parts.
While Darwin and Wallace would conceive of the theory of evolution by natural selection, its acceptance was aided greatly by Bates and Müller.
The Gregorian calendar is now the Civil Calendar of the world, but the road to its acceptance was not easy.
Consequently, when the VOR system became available in the early 1950s its acceptance was rapid, and within a decade the LFR was mostly phased out.
In other words, if while evaluating a patient, the physician had several points that initially "didn't seem right" (according to a cardiac surgeon), but that were later refuted to confirm the hypothesis, the hypothesis was weakened and its acceptance was delayed.
Untitled 06 underscores the radical self-love of Complexion (A Zulu Love); if anything, its acceptance is even more generous.
Its acceptance is dependent on a majority of Temple-Inland shareholders tendering their holdings, the company's board withdrawing the poison pill and sign-offs by regulators.
Having said this, in many countries across the world its' acceptance is restricted across adult populations and the polls conducted create controversies and polarization (Miller et al. 2006).
The driving force behind its acceptance is theway to cope with the strong constraints of size, cost and development time, resulting in a highly structured andmodular software implementation.
Despite a tremendous and enthusiastic reception for Internet retailing in the last few years, this new channel has not performed as anticipated, nor has its acceptance been as pervasive as originally expected.
