Sentence examples for little accepted from inspiring English sources

The man should have lingered a little, accepted some bananas or a cup of tea, handed out a cigarette or two.

The article states that "there is often little accepted medical evidence to support the range of treatments for many mental illnesses, like schizophrenia and severe depression".

Unlike some physical ailments for which there are reams of studies suggesting a relatively clear standard of care, there is often little accepted medical evidence to support the range of treatments for many mental illnesses, like schizophrenia and severe depression.

It is possible to form syllogisms and draw conclusions from the results of previous syllogisms; or, on the other hand, from premisses which have not been thus proved, and at the same time are so little accepted that they call for proof.

First of all in terms of methodology, our bias towards the qualitative approach suffers from the recurring criticisms addressed to this method and even more so when it is integrated into techniques very little accepted in the community such as the Mann-Whitney test Wilcoxon.

Little accepted a position in New York at WBLS to be the voice of the midday.

In the nineteen-sixties, many builders cheated a little — accepting, say, a thirty-four-second interval, and 11.5 per cent handling capacity — and came to regret it.

"I think we're a little more accepted...we're a little more accepted by men and I think it's just sad to say, but it's just different".

They sulked a little but accepted it.

But there is little academically accepted evidence of a causal relationship.

Included in the pile were all of the little presents accepted with such false gratitude, the envelopes and postcards, even the towelettes, everything systematically destroyed.