Sentence examples for largely been accepted from inspiring English sources

Ikea came along in 2008 and has largely been accepted.

Greenberg's classificatory framework has largely been accepted by scholars, though some significant changes have been made.

Having developed some new and innovative strategies and ideas, which have largely been accepted by the organisation, I am now left trying to implement them in a difficult, testing environment, as well as managing a large department.

Sympathy is one thing, but the medical evidence is overwhelming: Blair's crew (copying a Scottish initiative) got the smoking ban right and it has largely been accepted, as the foxhunting with dogs ban never has been.

Jake Robbins, at Premier Asset Management, said: "Since the financial crisis, closer regulatory scrutiny has led to a string of fines in the banking sector and has largely been accepted as an ongoing increased cost of doing business.

Although both replaced popular managers, Pochettino has largely been accepted at Southampton since succeeding Nigel Adkins, helped by victories over Manchester City, Liverpool and now Chelsea, not to mention the lower initial expectations at a club hovering just above the bottom three.

"We'll see an evolution of that initial irritation with it, to a New Yorker cartoon making fun of it, and then after a while it will largely be accepted by most people," said Mr. Katz from Rutgers.

The established higher risk of revision in primary UKA has been accepted largely because it was thought that conversion to a TKA would have a similar outcome to that for a primary TKA.

Thus, validation of the model has to be accepted largely on the basis of qualitative credibility [38].

They were accepting and largely unfazed.

In the meantime the essential failure of democracy - which could be attributed to any number of factors - is being largely accepted due to the fact that every four years or so the country holds a relatively free election.