Sentence examples for the now accepted from inspiring English sources

This study reminds us that the now accepted idea that stressors like racism and poverty tax the mind, body and spirit was proposed by a daring, interracial group of physicians, clergy, artists and others more than sixty years ago.

At the workshop we established the now accepted picture of inflation in the very early universe, although it was not confirmed by observation until 10 years later," Hawking told Today.

Indeed, Hancock's spot reflects the now accepted view that divorce, though needed, is not easy and has consequences, said Judith Langer of Langer Associates, a research and trend consulting company in New York.

But it was left to Hennig to forge the now accepted principles of classification used by phylogeneticists today.

Three types of solar radio bursts were identified of the now accepted international standard, and two are illustrated in Fig. 5b.

With the passing of yet another decade, the Five Realities of acute respiratory disease were formulated and supported the now accepted multicausal paradigm through recognising the importance of the individual's biological constitution, and the influence of seasonal variation on the pathogenicity of certain agents (Evans 1967).

Many of the narratives now accepted as common wisdom were composed with a power-consolidating agenda.

He said the catering industry now accepted the school meals standards as "a great status quo".

The charge on the electron is now accepted to be 1.602176565 × 10−19 coulomb.

The charge on the electron is now accepted to be 1.602176565 × 10−19 coulomb.

Initial reports to the contrary are now accepted as wrong.