Sentence examples for potentially acceptable from inspiring English sources

James, in "The Will to Believe," defined a live hypothesis as an idea that an individual finds at least somewhat credible or potentially acceptable and a "living option" as a choice between two live hypotheses.

In one sign of shifting mores, James Knowles, a former Ku Klux Klan member who was convicted in a 1981 lynching, said in a Discovery Channel documentary by Ted Koppel that Mr. Obama was a potentially acceptable candidate.

Under the simulated planning situation, a potentially acceptable solution for planners and developers involves a relatively high compactness of development, which could satisfy agents' overall disutility.

For the vast majority of people, the range of models of consent that each individual considered to be potentially acceptable extended beyond the consent model that they considered to be most preferable.

An R2 of 0.69 CA/CD may be potentially acceptable given the complexity of analysing highly variable historic samples, while the remaining correlations for the CA/CM and CD/CM ratios are mainly promising for future experiments with enlarged datasets.

To secure an Iran without nuclear weapons, a more rational approach will be needed, an approach with strong sanctions complemented by specific technical proposals potentially acceptable to Iran, negotiated in a bilateral framework rather than the now chosen international extravaganza involving too many parties that disagree openly among themselves on how to proceed.

Actual or likely major failures of plant functions needed for protection of the public, with radioactivity levels potentially above acceptable thresholds at the boundary of the power plant.

Pre-screens involving enquiry about medical conditions associated with alcohol use are potentially more acceptable to both patients and clinicians.

First, the program has been specifically designed to link with the curriculum, and is thereby potentially practical, acceptable, and scalable to all schools in Australia.

The resultant synthetic product was a model and, with further consideration and interpretation, a programme theory, whichcould be used to develop potentially more acceptable and effective workplace interventions for smoking cessation.

The models predictive power is in keeping with other scores in the literature, but is a simple, clinically relevant and potentially more acceptable measurement for use in the acute care setting.