Sentence examples for while acceptance from inspiring English sources

No doubt motivated by a desire not to dilute the importance of marriage as an institution, the court held that, while acceptance of unmarried relationships may have increased considerably over recent years, "marriage remains an institution which is widely accepted as conferring a particular status on those who enter it.

Contemporary Protestant theology, an uneasy compromise between faith and reason, offered him no safe spiritual anchorage, while acceptance of Christian dogma was not wholly compatible with his devotion to Greek mythology, which made him see the gods of Greece as real living forces whose presence manifests itself to humans in sun and earth, sea and sky.

While acceptance of Leibniz equivalence is widespread in the physics literature, it is not a logical truth that can only be denied on pain of contradiction.

Indeed, psychoeducation has been shown to increase acceptance of BD (Provencher et al. 2011a), while acceptance is associated with lower depression and possibly anxiety (Bussing et al. 2008).

While acceptance or rejection of technologies will never be entirely tangible or explicable, we find the explicability of rejections to be lowest for new technologies.

Most panelists agreed that while acceptance in the lab often happens one co-worker at a time, the ideal company or university recruits and retains the best scientists, regardless of sexual orientation, by instituting top-down policies.

Two years ago he was accepted at Harvard (for a while, his acceptance letter was on the restaurant wall).

The recovery was most marked in Northern Ireland and England, where accepted applications rose by 10%, while acceptances in Wales rose by 5% and Scotland by 2%.

Of course, all new communities take a while to gain acceptance, and I'm wondering if hipsters have finally attained it.

Established in 1991, the ILC's purpose is to allow kids to learn about acceptance while also being nurtured, according to the facility's website.

One interviewee, for example, had recently attended the funeral of a friend whose Panamanian hospital stopped accepting Tricare for his dialysis, and who subsequently died while awaiting acceptance for care at a U.S. military hospital.