Sentence examples for more acceptable at from inspiring English sources

Written evidence has already become more acceptable at the tribunal, and other rules have been changed to streamline procedures.

Many say that King Dye's accident has helped make helmet use more acceptable, at least in North America.

And it becomes less acceptable at certain points, and more acceptable at certain points, but it is always there sort of tessellating.

"It's becoming more acceptable, at least in some parts of society, to see your sexual identity as fluid," said Joan Westreich, a Manhattan therapist.

"What they're not telling you is that I was at the table, changing the bill to make it better, more moderate, more acceptable". At a meeting he convened at the Greater Bloomington Chamber of Commerce, Hill defended his vote while asserting that the health-care overhaul "is still a work in progress". "I told the president this, personally: 'You're moving too fast on this.

In any event, Goodman's proposal is much more acceptable at that general level.

If Batesian model mimic complexes become more acceptable as food at lower temperatures, the cost of the mimic on the model may also increase at lower temperatures.

And I found that deplorable, that Hollywood's answer to toning down violence was to work harder at making violence more acceptable, as opposed to taking violence out.

By then, though, the plan had been made more acceptable to at least some of its critics.

The government budget deficit after being up at 10% of GDP in 2009 and 2010, has now also been brought back to a more acceptable level at 3.4% of GDP in 2012; which along the way created the basis for the debt-to-GDP ratio to decline from its maximum at 101% in 2011 to 97% in 2012.

To the Editor: Regarding your column "Student Rates for Young at Heart" (March 14): As a 62-year-old proud of having an experienced and sophisticated old heart, I would like to know why "young at heart" is a more acceptable compliment than "white at heart" would be.