Sentence examples for more acceptable since from inspiring English sources

At the time, it was unusual for Chinese officials to talk about the Cultural Revolution — it has become more acceptable since Mr. Xi has referred to his own experiences in that period — and some Americans at the gathering felt that Mr. Cui might have been embarrassed.

I'm guilty of never having used a passcode on my iPads in the past, simply because unlocking them was too arduous, and because it seemed somehow more acceptable since this was a tablet, not the smartphone I carry around in my pocket constantly.

With respect to the acceptability of obesity in society, it could be argued that being obese, and certainly being overweight has become more acceptable, and since social norms tend to adjust to average values, we should expect to see a decline in the self-report misclassification bias.

These approaches may also be more acceptable to practitioners since they are based on actual performance data rather than artificial testing or inspection processes [ 16].

It might be presumed that the latter is more acceptable to participants since there is less chance of the larvae 'escaping' from the wound area and the larvae are mainly hidden from view.

ABC has since worked out a more acceptable template for new deals with outside suppliers -- one that provides most costs and covers the needs of other potential profit participants, like stars and program creators.

That week - between Amaechi's revelation and Hardaway's reaction - cemented a dynamic that has existed in sports ever since: It's more acceptable to be homosexual than it is to be homophobic.

And the outcome was more acceptable to suspicious voters in creditor countries, since none of the rescue money will go to the big banks in Cyprus.

Implant surgery represents, to our notice, the curative more acceptable choice for patient and the partner, since the results are excellent and the materials used extremely manageable.

Similarly, the symptom "crying spells", which appears in several scales of psychological distress, may be more frequently endorsed by women since crying is culturally more "acceptable" for women than for men in most societies [ 20, 22, 23].

Since the latter produces a more acceptable distribution of scores for parametric analysis (less skewed and less kurtosis), we used the Likert scoring style for this study.