Sentence examples for more broadly accepted from inspiring English sources

"In order to make Second Life a more broadly accepted experience, we have to make it a lot easier to use".

Mr. Yatsenyuk, who is likely to be reappointed prime minister, is more hawkish and anti-Russian, and Mr. Poroshenko is more moderate and more broadly accepted across Ukraine.

If there were a more broadly accepted sense that we structure reality through language, then poetry becomes a useful tool, as it allows us, to borrow Adam Phillips's term, to "redescribe" our lives, or even to simply arrive at a deeper appreciation of the here and now.

Notwithstanding criticism of this customary law, its application to NSAGs has been more broadly accepted than the application of treaty-based rules (Bellal et al. 2011, 56).

As store cards push to be top-of-wallet, they've not only become more broadly accepted; they've also started offering better terms.

Bob Marley's family is working to make marijuana more broadly accepted.

Taking these aspects into consideration, Kyrgyzstan's approach for a community-based pasture management could become a more successful and broadly accepted instrument to empower the people at the local level and to enable comprehensively sustainable resource management practices on the ground.

Beginning with the balance norm, Supporters of Democratic Candidate Hillary Clinton, and others, including many conservatives, have accused the media of going overboard in its pursuit of this norm, resulting in so-called "false equivalencies" False equivalency means giving both sides of an argument equal weight, even when one side of the argument is demonstrably more truthful or broadly accepted.

However, the public health, Applied Human Factors and Ergonomics, and injury epidemiological literature more broadly, has accepted the value of a socioecological paradigm for better understanding disease and injury processes, and sports injury research will fall further behind unless it does the same.

According to the more long-standing and broadly accepted model of mtDNA replication [ 41] (but see [ 42- 44]), and demonstrated for the few cases where it has been studied, replication of mtDNA is very slow and very asymmetrical, with one strand in single stranded form for a protracted period, so this may be an important factor in strand compositional bias.

A full explanation of the Blockchain process is beyond the scope of this article (more here), but it's become broadly accepted as a ownerless and hacker-resistant alternative to traditional third party verifiable sources, such as banks or notary publics.