Sentence examples for too accepts from inspiring English sources

Mr. Netanyahu now hints that he, too, accepts it.

Mr Adelman, too, accepts that tomorrow's oil-exploration technology is bound to be better than today's.

It, too, accepts payment in instalments.Solar systems are not worth much if they are not maintained, which can be difficult in rural Africa.

These agreements require the transposition of European Union law into Swiss domestic law, so that Switzerland too accepts many of the laws of the bloc.

The sleek "contemporary pet care hub," which opens this week on Avenue A in the East Village, and aims to be a social spot for humans too, accepts only dogs it deems properly mannered.

In seconds, we cannot see the people in front of us but we march blindly on, crossing streams on slippery logs until our guide, too, accepts we are lost.

Mashari and Abdullah Bejad have evolved into accepted voices in the media -- too accepted, some intellectuals and reformists say.

But those, too, accepted only Visa.

Were we too passive, too accepting of the man?

British society is "too accepting of surveillance", Zimmermann believes.

It is possible that I am being too accepting of change here.