Sentence examples for lost acceptance from inspiring English sources

However, the concept of active suppression by T cells lost acceptance because of several technical problems.

"If the energy prices for the transition will increase in the next years, I think the Energiewende will lose acceptance in our society," he argues.

Nuclear, modern coal with CCS and wind onshore obviously lose acceptance, while on the contrary, natural gas seems to be a more attractive option at the end of the discussions.

Or remember two years ago, when Blair Hornstine -- a 2003 graduate of Moorestown High School -- brought a successful lawsuit against the school system in an effort to remain the sole valedictorian at graduation, but in the aftermath lost her acceptance to Harvard?

Together with a growing acceptance of homosexuality as a common expression of human sexuality, long-standing beliefs about homosexuals had begun to lose credence.

Any high school students found drinking while visiting Ohio University would risk losing their acceptance letter.

It's not a gimmick but a distillation of a lyric that's all about paradise lost and the acceptance of dreams not coming true.

But while he earned a decision over his foe in the ring, and surely set himself up for more paydays down the road by virtue of his great skill and disciplined performance, he very likely lost ground in gaining acceptance from fight fans who have held his paper victory over Pacquiao unfairly against him.

Vote Republican! Want to see homosexuals lose all the acceptance and credibility they've gained in the last 20 years?

There is acceptance that Clinton lost because she was a poor candidate, too closely tied to corporate interests, and failed to connect with large numbers of voters who feel the economy works against them.

Any message of acceptance has been lost, and the influence of affirming denominations has waned to irrelevance in the debate.