Sentence examples for more easily accepted from inspiring English sources

or is America's high culture more easily accepted than its pop — at least not by the cultural elites.

Without the context of archival documentation, law becomes less dynamic, less contested, more unanimous, more easily accepted.

Being less space-consuming, they are more easily accepted by farmers than are grassed waterways, but their efficiency needs to be evaluated in that context.

In that light, Father Hogan says, the church's bans on masturbation, vasectomies or in vitro fertilization can be better understood and more easily accepted.

He thinks this is why he's more easily accepted in America than Britain, where self-belief tends to be frowned on.

I think a final judicial decision in this situation would be more easily accepted by most of us -- and would enhance the legitimacy of whichever candidate, Bush or Gore, becomes president.

I needed to be close to him, not only because he spoke softly, but also because he might more easily accept me as unthreatening.

It's been a virtuous cycle: When the economy grows, the wealthy more easily accept a smaller share of the gains because they still came out ahead of where they were before.

But now Heidelberger Druckmaschinen of Germany, Canon of Japan, and most recently, I.B.M. are making deep inroads into the market with "open architecture" machines that can more easily accept electronic files from various software programs.

If we can accept that our ancestors were different from us, then we can more easily accept that our neighbours today are different from us, and that failing to reflect our interconnected humanity in the history books is a form of wilful ignorance.

Then, you can more easily accept payments in foreign currencies by sharing your IBAN with your clients and suppliers.