Sentence examples for they generally accepted from inspiring English sources

The women said they generally accepted General Kennedy's account that she made the complaint against Maj.

"I think they generally accepted News International's excuse that there was just one rogue reporter.

They generally accepted technological changes that improved their economic position and resisted externally imposed changes that affected their traditional social life.

He said the views of theologically conservative Christians like himself were diverse, but that they generally accepted the Abrahamic Covenant -- the promise, as described in Genesis, by which God deeded the ancient land of Israel to the Hebrew descendants of Abraham.

When the industrial unions that grew rapidly after the 1930s inherited this form of work organization, they generally accepted it, but they codified job descriptions, negotiated wage rates for each job, and established principles of seniority to govern worker rights to different jobs and workplace benefits.

Are they generally accepted?

They generally accept the rising carbon dioxide numbers, they recognize that the increase is caused by human activity, and they acknowledge that the earth is warming in response.

The second part of the test: once you start using it, do they say "Oh, MUST we?" or do they generally accept it?

The script, he said, was in the style of the Aramaic language of the first century A.D. Now that more experts have studied photographs of the inscription or seen it on display at a Toronto museum, they generally accept the antiquity of the ossuary itself, but some of them suspect that all or part of the script is a forgery.

But while they generally accept that smoking cigarettes is bad that's been clear since the 1960s they often view marijuana as safe and natural, and therefore harmless.

This kind of patient may need both elective and emergency treatment that they generally accept, with the exception of blood transfusion.