Sentence examples for less widely accepted from inspiring English sources

They said they were instructed not to change money," he said, adding that he had experienced card payments becoming less widely accepted, though cash machines were still working.

Yet another theory, less widely accepted than the first two, posits that the giraffe's long neck is compensation for its long legs.

The third thesis, quasi-empiricism, would be far less widely accepted by philosophers today.

It is less widely accepted as a tool for continuing professional education and development at the industry level.

This is particularly important in subjects associated with evolution, which can be more contentious and less widely accepted than many scientific topics.

While it is widely accepted that living people have strong claims over their own bodies, especially when it comes to vetoing invasions of their bodily integrity, it is much less widely accepted that the dead have such claims.

The risks associated with interhospital transfer are widely accepted; less is known about patient transfer within hospitals.

An extensive search of the literature in various fields suggests that the learning effects of SA (LESA) in authentic HE settings are less well documented than is widely accepted.

The relationship between K5K8DP TECs and mTECs is less clear, primarily due to the widely accepted notion that the medulla is composed of a dominant K5+K8− mTEC subset and a less abundant K8+K5− mTEC subset thought to be the mature mTECs.

The p value, which indicates whether results are due to chance, was less than 0.039, just below the widely accepted but arbitrary "significance" cutoff of 0.05.

But here in Irbil the most widely accepted explanation is less forgiving.