Sentence examples for not become accepted from inspiring English sources
Dunking did not become accepted into the mainstream until Julius Erving revolutionized the art in the American Basketball Association, trailed by Michael Jordan in the N.B.A.
The language did not become accepted as a literary language, however, until a group led by the Protestant L'udovít Štúr (1815 56) began to write in the central Slovak dialects.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel sounded an alarm Monday after the Group of 20 meeting in Brisbane, Australia, demanding that forced border changes like Moscow's seizure of Crimea "must not become accepted" and warning that a long conflict between Russia and Europe may lie ahead.
Society will not become accepting until we ourselves are able to speak of mental illness the same way we address the physical illnesses that claim the lives of those we love.
It's almost become a cliché to talk about the new normal of low economic growth since the GFC, but we shouldn't become accepting of it.
Those advances – most notably the drastic cooling of the corpse to slow neuronal deterioration and the monitoring and maintenance of oxygen levels to the brain – have not yet become accepted possibilities in the medical profession.
In the post-genomic world, rules have not yet become accepted in the community to decide when the burden of proof favors one interpretation (a true repeat) over another (an artifact of assembly).
The acceptance of bizarre assertions that the president is a socialist, and perhaps not even a citizen, become accepted wisdom among substantial proportions of the population.
"If you lose that and it does become accepted it not's going to be right.
Psychologists from the University of British Columbia also did not hold back: "It has become accepted in popular culture that cancer patients need to maintain a positive attitude to heroically defeat cancer.
Although the origin of the label is not clearly known, it has become accepted that it refers to the commercial benefits that flow from the great rivalry.
