Sentence examples for usually accepted as from inspiring English sources

Construction sector is usually accepted as the engine that triggers economic growth due to its strong backward and forward linkages with other sectors.

The basal levels of IL-1β, IL-6 and TNF-α resulted significantly higher compared to normal values usually accepted as reference in literature32,33.

Florence Of Worcester, (died 1118), English monk, usually accepted as the author of Chronicon ex chronicis, which is valuable for late Anglo-Saxon and early post-Conquest history.

James was a highly cultured man; he is usually accepted as the author of the long vernacular poem The Kingis Quair ("The King's Book").

Genuine Sheffield plate that has been worn through to the copper by hard use and later electroplated is usually accepted as authentic.

But this Ph.D. from the University of Chicago is aces high with the Pentagon, is usually accepted as coordinator by the Kurds, and will be energized by the signatures of Wolfowitz and Libby.

As well, all work is usually accepted by the service provider, as long as the author can pay for the service.

We note that the same experiments also recover monophyly of usually accepted groups, such as Arachnida and Mandibulata.

Sneakers (trainers) are not usually accepted, but black sneakers may be as long as it is not a special occasion.

Until the 20th century foresters usually accepted the land much as they found it.

The amendment is aimed at reducing the amount of lost time as batsmen usually accepted the option to leave the field.