Sentence examples for less acceptance from inspiring English sources

15 For example, higher uptake 20 and more frequent use 21 of hearing aids have been reported among those who accepted hearing loss than for those who did not accept and/or who had less acceptance of their hearing loss.

"There's been less acceptance of national magazines in the South than in other regions," he said.

I'd like to see less acceptance that we can't get anything from these games.

There is less acceptance of women taking up merely decorative positions.

Results showed a strong gradient in smoking social norms by acculturation proxies, with significantly less acceptance of smoking reported among the foreign-born and increasing acceptance among those speaking only/mostly English at home and third-generation individuals.

"There is more frustration and less acceptance of the current system among employers than we have ever seen in my 30 years in this field," said Helen Darling, president of the National Business Group on Health, an organization made up of large companies.

Although less common than the previous peer reviews, the open peer review process is increasing: nevertheless, it results in less acceptances to review since reviewers are afraid of being identified if commenting negatively on the article.

Founded in 1996, The Webby Awards are known worldwide for its famous five-words-or-less acceptance speeches.

This theory, which states that behaviour normally is modified by changing the strength of stimulus response connections, finds less general acceptance today.

A fourth jurisdictional basis of late 20th-century origin and with less universal acceptance is similar to the third and is known as passive-personality jurisdiction.

But somehow, as we grow up, our apologies often become more abstract, more defensive and less an acceptance of responsibility than a demand that the wronged person forgive us.