Sentence examples for won global acceptance from inspiring English sources

The dollar, though intrinsically worthless, has won global acceptance on account of people everywhere trusting in the judgment and fidelity of a government bureaucracy.

A recent slew of films and political campaigns have reminded me not of Iran's rich social and cultural contributions over its long history, but rather of its failure to embrace notions of human rights that have won global, cross-cultural acceptance.

Eichler's system of plant classification, developed in 1886, eventually won worldwide acceptance.

Over the years, international interest in Arab film has increased, resulting in a growing global acceptance of cinema from the region, confirmed by Nadine Labaki's "Where Do We Go Now?" This film won the People's Choice Award at the Toronto International Film Festival last month.

The global acceptance of zero was not without opposition/problems.

The years he spent in the US, Mexico, Italy, Spain and France earned him global acceptance and recognition.

Global acceptance of people with epilepsy was low.

This practice won wide acceptance in medieval and modern Russia.

His invention won swift acceptance and within two years had largely supplanted hand methods in Lynn.

But the tactic backfired, he said, when the papers won widespread acceptance within the Administration.

He toured the provinces extensively but first won general acceptance during an American tour in 1830.