Sentence examples for was largely accepted from inspiring English sources

Until recently, lifetime BC risk in CS female patients was largely accepted to be around 25-50%; however, recent reports on two large series raised the estimated lifetime risk to 77-85% [ 8, 12].

The S.E.C. joined the group and drafted a proposal that was largely accepted by lawmakers.

That reasoning was largely accepted by their electorates, even though it was flawed.

Americanness was defined basically as a more rugged version of western European, particularly British, culture, and that definition was largely accepted by the new immigrants.

However, given Sherman's reputation as an unrelenting scourge of Southerners in the last year of the war, it's easy to overlook that such collective punishment of civilians for guerrilla activity was largely accepted by the leading legal authorities of his time.

That species adapt to meet environmental challenges was largely accepted, but before the Origin, the closest things to scientific explanations were those of Lamarck and Erasmus Darwin: that adaptive traits are acquired by the experience of life and passed on.

Normally so competent in policing the borders of the sayable and the thinkable, the process is largely accepted as a realistic containment of "common sense" within "acceptable" limits.

This practice is largely accepted.

Many work and education for girls is largely accepted.

Links between obesity and type 2 diabetes are largely accepted.

Pre-school children, it is largely accepted, are best served, with CBeebies held in high regard.