Sentence examples for more acceptable the from inspiring English sources

Which type of black man is more dangerous (or more acceptable), the brash young Cassius Clay or the menacing Sonny Liston?

Especially popular in the Middle Ages, the device made more acceptable the fantastic and sometimes bizarre world of personifications and symbolic objects characteristic of medieval allegory.

Many others reasons have been offered for persistent English failure in Europe, ranging from the really scornful (general decadence caused by too much money and too few brains and guts) to the more acceptable (the strength of the Premier League is simultaneously a weakness, as being more severely tested domestically leaves English clubs more fragile).

In addition, the proposed model is capable of producing more acceptable the results of rainfall maps than other model.

Indeed punishment is weakly commensurate with the importance of the speed excess.10 A reflection has to be undertaken on this issue to make more acceptable the system by the public and to introduce fairness among speed offenders.

To calculate the arbitrage income and environmental benefit more acceptable, the SOC should be updated in each hour by the following equation [7]: SOC_{t + 1} = left{ begin{array}{l} SOC_{t} + frac{{p_{t,j}^{dis} }}{{eta_{dis} S}} hfill SOC_{t} + frac{{eta_{ch} p_{t,j}^{cha} }}{S} hfill end{array} right.

Newspaper publishers have argued against public subsidies, but would surely view tax breaks as a more acceptable below-the-line support.

What is the more acceptable risk: the risk of taking action or not taking action?

"The United Nations husbanding this sort of process often brings it greater legitimacy," he said, "and is usually more acceptable to the people in the country and the region".

However, the fact that the nurse-patient interactions were not observed made the presence of the researcher more acceptable to the family practice itself.

Persuasion is more acceptable because the teacher uses the carrot rather than the rod.