Sentence examples for largely accepted as from inspiring English sources

The single combined financial reporting had been largely accepted, as well as the joint annual M&E review.

Normally so competent in policing the borders of the sayable and the thinkable, the process is largely accepted as a realistic containment of "common sense" within "acceptable" limits.

On 129th Street, births to young parents are largely accepted as natural.

Media coverage of natural disasters – floods, blizzards, hurricanes, earthquakes and volcanoes – is, on the contrary, largely accepted as an accurate reflection of what really happened.

The Italian accused Martin Atkinson of being "severe" with his side in sending off Simpson for what were largely accepted as two bookable fouls.

Few young men of the time were repelled by the sight of David Hemmings (largely accepted as the 'Bailey' character) stripping his giggling nymphets before plunging with them into an orgy of backdrop paper.

Despite these drawbacks, respondents largely accepted it as an option that is suitable to everyone's life and mobility requirements.

That is the debt I owe to a society that has largely accepted me as one of its own.

The Ponseti technique is largely accepted today as the preferred and most-commonly used method for the management of idiopathic clubfoot [ 6, 7].

The surfers, campers and residents of San Clemente and other nearby towns have largely accepted the plant as an unobtrusive, if unwelcome, neighbor.

Although internal restructuring and staff redundancies have been largely accepted by employees as unavoidable effects of the recession, this has been at the expense of job satisfaction and morale.