Sentence examples for longstanding acceptance from inspiring English sources

In part, he attributes the longstanding acceptance of this implausible story to the fact that, until relatively recently, most archaeologists were men.

The NRA's existence is a constant gamble: that our nation's longstanding acceptance of gun violence will always outweigh our short-term anger in the wake of tragedies like Virginia Tech.

Although there is a growing body of research that suggests that this hedonic polarity is not truly a functional opposite in terms of cognitive information processing [ 36], there is longstanding acceptance of the centrality of hedonic balance as a determinate of mental health and subjective well-being [ 36- 41].

In time, drug samples and the bias enclosed in each blister-pack will go the way of physician's advertisements for smoking: our longstanding acceptance of drug samples will be an almost-unfathomable tale about which we shake our heads and wonder aloud, "How could we have done something so misguided for so long?" The author declares no conflict of interest.

Mr Arafat drew quiet satisfaction from the apparent acceptance of longstanding Palestinian demands.

However, recently a study by Kemani and colleagues [ 39] showed that acceptance and commitment therapy for longstanding pain was more cost-effective than an active control treatment.

8068-8070 (1972), hardly constitutes legislative approval of a longstanding administrative interpretation, from which we could infer any congressional acceptance.

"In light of the policy of the Department of Justice with respect to prostitution offenses and the longstanding practice of this office, as well as Mr. Spitzer's acceptance of responsibility for his conduct, we have concluded that the public interest would not be further advanced by filing criminal charges in this matter".

Widespread acceptance of legalization ― itself a rejection of the longstanding federal prohibition on marijuana ― is a relatively new phenomenon in the U.S. The nation first reached majority support for legalizing weed in 2013, when polls showed slightly more than 50percentt of Americans favoring the move.

But Mr. Garcia declined to bring those charges, citing the Justice Department's longstanding practice of not charging the customers of prostitutes and Mr. Spitzer's "acceptance of responsibility for his conduct".

Approximately two decades ago, the longstanding dogma that the adult CNS is incapable of generating new neurons was overturned with the acceptance that adult neurogenesis truly occurs in mammals.