Sentence examples for more often accepted from inspiring English sources

International contributions were more often accepted than those involving only one country (73.8% vs. 61.9%).

Parents of 'high spirits' and 'socials' more often accept the drinking behaviour of their children than parents of 'ordinaries' and 'consciously sobers'.

That is, just individual alleles in conserved non-coding regions may be exposed to selective pressure; therefore, they may more often accept recombination between them.

Myalgias are more prevalent but often accepted as part of treatment [ 4].

Some of the participants opted to work harder for the larger reward by completing the difficult task, while others chose the easier task more often and accepted the small reward.

In fact, we've often accepted more income inequality than many other nations for one big reason -- because we were convinced that America is a place where even if you're born with nothing, with a little hard work you can improve your own situation over time and build something better to leave your kids.

Such offers are often accepted.

The excuses are familiar, and often accepted.

He often accepted the opinions of Hippocrates.

They also tend to value family-friendly workplace policies more than men, and will often accept lower salaries in exchange for more benefits.

Some radio stations may accept email attachments, but more often if they accept electronic submissions they will want a link to an online source for your music.