Sentences with phrase «widespread acceptance»

Financial technology has been booming in recent years, especially with major changes and more widespread acceptance of cryptocurrencies like bitcoin and ether.

An essential pricing tool in the hotel, airline and rental car industries for years, revenue management software has yet to gain widespread acceptance in the apartment sector.

While cognitive therapy is the most researched therapy model, it still hasn't achieved widespread acceptance among many clinicians in private practice, who complain that it's too structured and restrictive.

Financial technology has been booming in recent years, especially with major changes and more widespread acceptance of cryptocurrencies like bitcoin a...

But on the other hand, it has not still not achieved widespread acceptance and the number of devices featuring USB Type C are still extremely low.

The handset was one of the first smartphones around to support NFC (a feature we're still waiting to see widespread acceptance).

This technique has been a favorite of certain trainers and weight loss coaches for some time, and it seems to be going more mainstream with widespread acceptance.

However, the ABA approach did not find widespread acceptance in the broader therapeutic community.

However, it did not begin to earn widespread acceptance and application until around 2010, when its value to inherent, deep - level user engagement and motivation was realized.

It still lacks widespread acceptance as a currency, and appears to trade largely on sentiment.

That can be the difference between widespread acceptance of your eLearning product and losing that market to a more savvy competitor.

It needs to be under $ 500 before reaching widespread acceptance.

There is perhaps less widespread acceptance that any strategy, including the outline, can reduce the average length of proceedings without at least an initial increase in funding.

Despite huge gains in self - driving technology, there's one thing holding back widespread acceptance: humans.

He explains his forecast, mentioning that the exponential growth of the bitcoin network and its more widespread acceptance leads to the growth of its store of value.

Over one - fifth of the respondents (21 percent) were even more optimistic, predicting widespread acceptance to occur within a year.

We're approaching the 15th anniversary of e-mail's widespread acceptance among lawyers, but it's starting to look like there might not be a 20th.

If bitcoin does not have widespread acceptance as a currency, then its value as a commodity is an illusion.

If cryptocurrencies can continue their push into the mainstream and achieve widespread acceptance, not only among consumers but also from governments around the world, this could mean good things for bitcoin.

But despite widespread acceptance of the deep plume theory, geoscientists have failed to produce seismic imaging of just such a mushroom - shaped plume extending 3,000 kilometers down to the core - mantle boundary.

And that after all, an artist is a man with his work to do...» Such Romantic ideas about the link between drunkenness and continuing creativity have been made less credible since the 20th century by widespread acceptance of «alcoholism» as a disease, and then by increased understanding of the nature of alcohol dependency.

Just as the erotica genre as a whole garnered widespread acceptance from both the industry and the readers following the popularity of the Fifty Shades of Grey trilogy (Viking), Scholastic saw a surge in sales for both print and digital with the publication of the Hunger Games trilogy, aimed at young adult readers but enjoyed by crossover fans.

The weekend launch of a U.S. futures contract for bitcoin reflects widespread acceptance of the virtual currency, especially among investors in Asia, though regulators are wary.

It is troubling to have such widespread acceptance of a concept so utterly ridiculous, and I respect the right of people to believe in what they believe, but it is disingenuous to confuse the reality of science with the convictions and absence of tangible evidence when it comes to all religions past and present (not all have withstood the test of time... a warning to those living in the past with relics of their religions)

It has sometimes been suggested that what modern man needs is a religion composed of all the best elements of the existing world religions, purged of course of their magical, superstitious and miraculous elements and presented in an ethical form which might win widespread acceptance among men of good will.

However, the practice has not yet gained widespread acceptance because of the dearth of clinical evidence supporting its merits.

Nikolaos Panigirtzoglou, JP Morgan tellurian markets strategist, stated last December, that cryptocurrency will expected benefit widespread acceptance as a legitimate means of remuneration and magnitude of wealth.

By far the biggest obstacle preventing widespread acceptance of blockchain, however, is scalability.

All eyes were on the cannabis industry this past year — its rapid growth and widespread acceptance amongst consumers and producers in the U.S. legitimized the plant as a key driver of many economies in communities across the nation.

I'm not sure if these ideas have any traction in the Labour party, but they're gaining increasingly widespread acceptance in the Lib Dems (at least amongst the opinion - forming bloggers, for whom LVT is a common debating point).

In a 2001 interview, Burkhard Goschel, BMW board of management member, said widespread acceptance of the new 7 - series and its technologies would be only a matter of time and that «once you get the hang of it, the (iDrive) system is more rewarding than a zillion buttons.»

All the dogs we have rescued have been flown to the U.S., UK and Canada because at present in South Korea there is insufficient widespread acceptance of dog adoption, particularly for large - size dogs.

Before you bid on this week's lots, take a look back at the groundbreaking and remarkable auctions for now - renowned contemporary artists like Jasper Johns, Rachel Whiteread, Tracey Emin, Damien Hirst, and more, for whom mainstream auction success can signal or inspire widespread acceptance of once controversial methods and movements.

While I don't always agree with his point of view, I certainly respect his belief — and the reasoning behind it — that only widespread acceptance of nuclear, where no large - scale «clean» alternatives exist, can help us manage climate change.

When in college, I could never have foreseen the later widespread acceptance of psuedo science from lefty loonies like gore and obama.

Just recently Shishido gave a presentation on how he thinks adoption should be promoted in Japan and some of the ways he and the Meetup members have been bolstering widespread acceptance.

Calcium supplementation for bone support has long held widespread acceptance from both the alternative and conventional medical communities based on the epidemic proportions of women that have osteoporosis or osteopenia.

Before widespread acceptance of Bowlby's theory, psychologists viewed attachment as a secondary drive, derived from primary drives like hunger.

The USDA has backed salad bars as one of the most efficient ways schools can meet the vegetable sub group requirements, and their endorsement has opened the doors for widespread acceptance of the equipment in school cafeterias.

Despite widespread acceptance of the belief that exposure to interparental conflict is a serious stressor for children, much remains unknown about exactly why and how this stressor translates into different outcomes across children.

Indeed, it was not until the 1960s that certain values pioneered by Holiness groups found widespread acceptance in American culture.

More than 40 years after its inception, the General Educational Development Test has evolved from an emergency wartime measure to provide equivalency diplomas for soldiers drafted out of high school, into a certification of attainment that has won widespread acceptance among educators and employers.

But, in the time since the first Kindle e-reader was unveiled in 2007, the dire declarations of what effect the devices might have on our reading habits and on publishers have given way to widespread acceptance from industry wonks and bookworms alike, for one simple reason: E-readers are pretty great.

«But he keeps winning these Democratic primaries, and he's getting the support of a majority of Democratic voters despite his views that are clearly not Democratic, which tells me that the things he says transcend politics and if there is not universal acceptance, there's more widespread acceptance for his beliefs and viewpoints than I think people realize.»