Sentence examples for since widely accepted from inspiring English sources

Since widely accepted criteria are missing, we based our criteria on a systematic review on this topic [ 13].

But Dr. Greenberg's classification has since become widely accepted by students of African languages.

At the time, her theory was regarded as far-fetched, but it has since been widely accepted.

The guidelines have since been widely accepted by SETI researchers and other scientists likely to be involved in a contact announcement.

The tougher laws have since been widely accepted by the majority of Australians, but a group of far-right lawmakers still hopes to go back in time.

But to me none of his market critiques comes across as entirely wrong (although it would be easy to find people to dispute his take on airline deregulation), and many have since become widely accepted.

And the Bolshoi Ballet Academy's account of the Grand Pas Classique from "Paquita" (attributed solely here to Marius Petipa, though at least one of its solos was by a later hand) exemplified the spectacular czarist ideal of ballet that has long since became widely accepted as "classical ballet".

The Edinburgh classification [2] was proposed recently and has since been widely accepted.

In 1909 the Lithuanian linguist Kazimieras Būga published a research paper supporting the suffix -as, which has since been widely accepted.

In 2003, the city banned smoking in bars and restaurants, generating howls of protest at the time from smokers and non-smokers who saw it as a case of government creeping into private lives, but the law has since become widely accepted.

The DIPSI guidelines (2009) have since been widely accepted and are being used all over India [ 1012]2].