Sentence examples for more or less accepted from inspiring English sources

" These days everyone is more or less accepted".

Today, internet dating has become more or less accepted as a way of forming relationships.

Science and society have moved a long way since, with IVF more or less accepted.

It is now more or less accepted that the main goal of education should be to equip young people with the skills and certifications required to access work.

A sensible, broadly federal "set of ideas" put forward by the UN in 1992 has become more or less accepted, at least as an outline for a settlement.

It is true that, despite the unilateralist reputation of the Bush administration, America has so far more or less accepted the European multilateralist rules of the game on Iraq.

As video games have become a more-or-less accepted form of mass entertainment for adults, arguments like these have been heard with less frequency and mounted with less vigor.

Although the DNA-DNA hybridization studies suffered from a lack of taxa, the placement of Nephelornis within the tanagers (albeit an aberrant one) became more-or-less accepted in the critical works of Isler and Isler (1987), Ridgely and Tudor (1989) and Fjeldså and Krabbe (1990).

Graphic violence in films that aren't pure action pictures or horror films is more-or-less accepted even while if gets more press than it should.

As many have observed, his presidency has been one long series of self-generated crises, which he then resolves by more-or-less accepting a restored status quo.

If you more or less accept big government, you'll be open to the government's stepping in to save the financial system, or the auto industry.