amount of acceptance

My feeling is it's going to find a tremendous amount of acceptance."

He's gotten a certain amount of acceptance and the recognition that he didn't have 25 years ago."

"We are much more of a known entity," Rabbi Stern said, "and with that knowledge comes a certain amount of acceptance."

Mr. Heekin said there was "a certain amount of acceptance McCann had to go through."

In the U.S., opinion polls show wariness but, considering the fact that he heads an imperial dictatorship, also a remarkable amount of acceptance.

"Firms have had to adapt to a decrease in the amount of acceptances they get from the students," said Jane E. Thieberger, the director of career planning at N.Y.U.

The distinction between polyamory and swinging has started to gain a reasonable amount of acceptance, finding its way into academic literature, popular media, and Web sites devoted to polyamory and swinging.

EMU is an instrument for increasing the economic strength of Europe and therefore a certain amount of acceptance is required of the fact that all euro zone countries do not move at exactly the same rate simultaneously.

Although some of these ideas have gained some amount of acceptance among researchers, they have not been accepted by the National Earthquake Prediction Evaluation Council, which advises the USGS, or the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA).

But, like all beliefs not genuinely held, this one depended very much upon the amount of acceptance it received from other people, and in private, when the pressure of public opinion was removed, Ralph let himself swing very rapidly away from his actual circumstances upon strange voyages which, indeed, he would have been ashamed to describe.