Sentence examples for much greater acceptance from inspiring English sources

All these suggest that palm oil will continue to play a leading role in the world oils and fats market with much greater acceptance among consumers.

"There is much greater acceptance.

Telfer puts it down to greater awareness of trans people and much greater acceptance.

"At the end of 2015, suddenly there's a much greater acceptance of biometrics.

"But we're at a moment now when there is much greater acceptance of these methods than in the past.

Father Greeley added that there was much greater acceptance of homosexuality among American Catholics today than there was a decade ago, but he said he was not certain if that acceptance extended to approval of same-sex unions.

But there's one important difference, and that is the much greater political acceptance of cap and trade.

There is a much greater normative acceptance of not just the inevitability but even the legitimacy of one set of people having unprecedented levels of wealth and another set living most unacceptably deprived lives.

Gender identity liberalisation reforms are, in themselves, unlikely to entirely erase the terrible costs of stigmatisation inflicted upon gender‑diverse people, which, in the end, would need nothing less than a much greater public acceptance of gender diversity.

"Now there is much greater inclusion and acceptance, with mainstream education having a huge role.

Legacy applicants — that is to say, applicants whose parents, grandparents, or other close relations attended the school they're applying to — have a much greater chance of acceptance at many highly selective schools.