Sentence examples for more accepting that from inspiring English sources

Employers could become less sceptical of hiring and promoting women, and be more accepting that caring responsibilities can be compatible with senior positions.

"There's a shift at the moment in our culture," said Richard Pfeiffer, the president of the National Anger Management Association, "and that is, it's becoming more accepting that functioning out of the primitive part of the brain, doing punishing behaviors, is sometimes justifiable".

"I find that people are, more and more, accepting that there is a spirit world, another place for them to go," says Margolis, author of "Questions From Earth, Answers From Heaven" and producer of a recent pay-per-view special, Char: A Psychic For the New Millenium.

As society becomes more accepting, that "phase" of transition in a person's life will be understood as just one step in the evolution of the person's sexuality.

Those who lived alone were more accepting that those who lived with at least one other person.

More accepts that "Matter it self once moved can move other Matter", but insists that it cannot move itself.

"I actually believe that as women are more accepted in leadership roles, and their leadership style is more accepted, that will be a benefit for men, too, to have very different styles... Men want to join our team because they pretty quickly get a sense that our culture is not one that is very aggressive and filled with high testosterone," she says.

When I started, of course there was pressure, but it was more accepted that there might be all sorts of reasons why results have dipped or you might have a difficult year group.

"Our sport has become more grown up, and it's more accepted that ever before," she says.

In France, it is much more accepted that mothers work, and you will also find more examples in science.

It is now more and more accepted that the loss of p53 function also contributes to this switch.