Sentence examples for sufficiently accepted from inspiring English sources

But there were no accepted theories of the earth or its properties until the 1800's, and it wasn't until the 1970's that plate tectonics was sufficiently accepted to be included in textbooks.

The former Pennsylvania governor believes that his new office has been sufficiently accepted by the government and the country at large since he arrived in Washington 10 months ago.

From prior process evaluations of our SDM training we may presume that the intervention was sufficiently accepted by the participating GPs.

But he takes the view that no serious biography of Keynes can overlook so central an aspect of its subject's life, and that Keynesian economics is today sufficiently well accepted on its own merits to withstand such a revelation.

After our conversations, Don realized that he had not been exploring these relationships sufficiently before accepting a new job.

Since the Ser 221 form of these structures is activated by anions, evidently His 64 is able to swing back toward Ser 221 sufficiently to accept its proton and thus stimulate its nucleophilic attack on the substrate.

It is sprinkled with deals that went awry, transactions not sufficiently understood, assurances accepted without critical scrutiny and purchases made in anticipation of income that never arrived.

Since evaluation and oversight mechanisms have not been sufficiently developed and accepted within EU settings, there is much room for inefficiency, as a basic agency model with hidden information shows.

It seems an obvious course to have pursued, but after trying to find Dr. Reiter or any Reiter in the Chatham area, I decided I had been sufficiently noble and accepted the fact of the money's being mine -- and Ruth's (I gave her half).

First, there was the business of learning how to be sufficiently British to be accepted into the nation fold.

Thus, the court's legitimacy depends on making legally principled decisions under circumstances in which their principled character is sufficiently plausible to be accepted by the nation".