Sentence examples for widespread accepted from inspiring English sources

("If you look closely you'll see the name of the garage was called Smitten's. Criminal!") As Koresky gushed about The Long Day Closes ("one of the greatest films ever made, and that's becoming a widespread accepted truth!") Davies shrugged and thought it would never make it out of the UK.

Trenberth and Fasullo note that using their ocean heating estimate by itself would increase the equilibrium climate sensitivity estimate in the paper referenced by Ridley from 2°C to 2.5°C average global surface warming in response to a doubling of atmospheric carbon dioxide, and using other more widespread accepted values would bring the estimate in line with the standard value of 3°C.

Now with a seemingly widespread accepted nomenclature for JIA using the ILAR criteria, efforts have focused on the formation of patient registries to generate large-scale study populations.

A total of 14 different discrete thresholds for fever were reported in this study confirming that there is not widespread accepted levels or consensus for the diagnosis of fever.

He said that he also discussed test questions with other students, which he acknowledged was prohibited, but he maintained that the practice was widespread and accepted.

He has made a succession of admissions intended to minimise the felonies of hacking former colleagues, by suggesting that such behaviour was widespread and accepted.

Rape is extremely rare in prisons in England and Wales, whereas consensual gay sex, pornography and masturbation is widespread and accepted, according to the findings of the first systematic review of sex between inmates.

Although its main application is in the medical sciences, studies focusing on meta-analysis are becoming more widespread and accepted in other disciplines, including economics and social sciences (Nelson and Kennedy 2009).

However, when we consider the distribution of the methodology throughout the world, especially in comparison with the abovementioned methodologies, we come to the conclusion that 20 Keys is not nearly as widespread and accepted in the world like other methodologies are.

"It's widespread and accepted," Turley says.

Still, using wastewater to measure a population's illicit drug use is a widespread and accepted scientific methodology throughout Europe and North America.