Sentence examples for makes acceptance from inspiring English sources

"Word gets around that you are from here, and that makes acceptance much easier".

One line of thought simply agrees that the hole argument makes acceptance of Leibniz equivalence compelling.

They, like him, emphasized the need to accept the inevitable in human life, the need to dampen one's desires to achieve tranquillity in the face of the inevitable, and to identify with the world that makes acceptance and dampening of desires possible (Nussbaum, 1994).

However, increasing the value of c makes acceptance easier and therefore will increase the probability of type II error, β p. Considering that type II error is relatively less important for the producer, the tradeoff tends to be attractive for the producer.

The difference in cultures, social classes, and social norms, makes acceptance of new technology a hit-or-miss ordeal.

The new flier, eager and ambitious, strives too hard to be accepted, and this leads him to small misjudgments that make acceptance even harder.

Their relatives — a grandnephew for O'Day, a great-grandniece for Ruppert and a great-grandson for White — will make acceptance speeches.

The idea was to avoid making acceptance of such money a scarlet letter that would in itself alarm depositors and investors.

Now that I've actually won an award - I got an Olivier award last year - I can understand why people find making acceptance speeches so overwhelming.

Mr. Axworthy said that government leaders made acceptance of the court -- designed to bring trials on charges of genocide, war crimes or crimes against humanity -- a top political priority.

"We read off the teleprompter, we make acceptance speeches, sometimes we are part of a production number or we read a role in an excerpt from a Tony-nominated play".