Sentence examples for was a growing acceptance from inspiring English sources

He said there was a growing acceptance that the so-called "trickle down" of money being made by the rich was not happening.

Peter Schneider, a writer and astute observer of life here, said there was a growing acceptance that the victory of capitalism had never been as black-and-white as it appeared after Germans took hammers to the wall.

The fiscal issues and desire for a "smaller government" would often win out when it came time to vote, but it was notable that there was a growing acceptance – or at least tolerance – on issues like gay marriage.

Despite the concerns, Health Minister Mark Drakeford insisted there was a growing acceptance of why the NHS needed to change.

Previously, Health Minister Mark Drakeford has insisted there was a growing acceptance of why the NHS needed to change.

In the late 90's there was a growing acceptance that both theory-theory and simulation theory were partially right and partially wrong, and this culminated in a general acceptance of some sort of hybrid theory (e.g. Nichols & Stich 2003; Goldman 2006).

In Britain, Cable said: "Now there's a growing acceptance that we're a better country for being diverse.

One is a growing acceptance of quantitative techniques by mainstream investors, such as pension funds and even retail mutual funds.

There is a growing acceptance that a watery graveyard is a necessary evil for the maintenance of a free and prosperous Europe.

"There is a growing acceptance in Downing Street that [the first bail-out] has not worked – beyond stopping total collapse of the banks".

And there will be a growing acceptance that this period in their life is on the retreat, thoroughly dwindling in relevance.