Sentence examples for still widely accepted from inspiring English sources

While the police broke up rallies against him after his defeat in Kosovo, Mr. Milosevic was still widely accepted as the legitimate and legal president of Yugoslavia.

The traditional view that a person can have a peaceful afterlife only if buried in a grave is still widely accepted in China.

In 1976 he published my Music of India, with a foreword by Ravi Shankar, which is still widely accepted as a basic handbook on the subject.

I note this here because this kind of metaphor is still widely accepted, and I still have to struggle against it in my work.

Freud's theory that threatening or emotionally charged thoughts are repressed out of consciousness and converted into physical symptoms is still widely accepted.

Physically disciplining children is still widely accepted in Japan, especially by coaches and parents, who see it as a legitimate educational tool.

But it has been the (still unofficial yet widely accepted) news that director JJ Abrams will bring back the original cast of Carrie Fisher, Harrison Ford and Mark Hamill to reprise their roles as Princess Leia, Han Solo and Luke Skywalker that has ensured Episode VII has the stamp of approval from Star Wars devotees.

However, it is still not widely accepted in the auto-industry since limitation of time and lack of information in the initial die design stage.

However, logD is still a widely accepted parameter to use during the lead optimization process.

Approaches to setting the optimum positive end-expiratory pressure (PEEP) level have been studied for at least the past four decades, and yet there is still no widely accepted method.

Other authors have also described an association between heavy smoking and poor outcome in patients with HPV-positive tumours (Adelstein et al, 2009; Gillison et al, 2012; Sethi et al, 2012); however, there is still no widely accepted strategy for identifying high-risk HPV-positive patients.