Sentence examples for previously acceptable from inspiring English sources

- US patient e) acceptance and changing expectations; "One has to accept that there are many things one can no longer do- if these are very important one has to ask for help- if not the there is a conscious decision to do without or accept a lowering of expectations and a compromise on previously acceptable standards".

Those were previously acceptable terms, he said.

"It's been clear for a while that Russia is a little braver, more aggressive, more willing to push the boundaries of what was previously acceptable".

This includes consistency: teachers cannot suddenly be dismissed for using previously acceptable techniques that have fallen out of fashion, and they cannot be fired for ineptness that has been tolerated in others.

The agency standard of 10 parts per billion, the equivalent of one teaspoon per 1.3 million gallons of water, substantially reduced the previously acceptable level of 50 parts per billion.

And there are moments in our nation when things that were deemed to be previously acceptable are no longer acceptable, things that were deemed impossible are now imperative," Esty said by phone as she was on her way to a service for Victoria Soto, the twenty-seven-year-old teacher who reportedly died protecting her students.

Now, they are prosecuting attorney's for accepting fees after providing contracted evaluation services, in a manner they previously found acceptable.

The new guidelines also state that babies should not be placed on their sides to sleep, a position that was previously considered acceptable.

Shoulder abduction and wrist deviation angles were quantified and found to be greater than previously published acceptable limits.

The Fed did not go that far but the inflation target (a word the Fed's official documents didn't use but Mr Bernanke did in a subsequent press conference) will help in two ways.First, 2% is at the high end of the range that officials previously considered acceptable.

Previously: The Acceptable Cost of the Right to Bear Arms.