Sentence examples for normally accepted as from inspiring English sources

"I have learned that substantial sums have passed from Monsignor Gradilone to one or more individuals in amounts that greatly exceed the bounds of charity normally accepted as a response to people in serious need," Bishop Thomas V. Daily, whose diocese comprises Brooklyn and Queens, told parishioners at five Masses yesterday at Our Lady Queen of Martyrs.

This suggests Kellert's definition of chaos would pick out a much broader set of behaviors than what is normally accepted as chaotic.

The hourglass is normally accepted as the "ideal" female shape in Western countries.

Deviations from the normally accepted ranges of ESR (10-12 mm/h) serve as non-specific indicators of inflammation which suggests the presence of RBC aggregation [ 9].

These laws have been established as the essential boundaries of normally accepted behavior.

However, the estimated cancer risk resulting from current exposure to As is around 1 in 10 000 instead of the normally accepted threshold of 1 chance in a million [15, 18, 19].

For example, where commonly trapped species such as snapper, morwong and leatherjacket appeared together on a catch return, it would normally be accepted as a 'fish trapping' return.

But as Mitt Romney mulls his choices for a Republican running mate, a few of the potential short-listers have decided to veer off the normally accepted course.

Mr. Nielsen said Uganda normally accepted all Somali asylum seekers, but only about 2 percent of Rwandan refugees were accepted.

Using normally accepted accounting methods, Zynga lost $45.13 million, or $0.05 per share.

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