Sentence examples for Almost universally accepted from inspiring English sources

There are a number of factors that theorists take to provide such constraints: some will be almost universally accepted; others will have different rates of acceptance.

The U.S. dollar is almost universally accepted in Afghanistan.

It is almost universally accepted that many coaches have wild mood swings.

By the end of the 19th century, physicists almost universally accepted the wave theory of light.

The strong United States dollar (worth $1.56 Canadian at current exchange rates) is almost universally accepted.

By that point, it was almost universally accepted — most of all by Stern — that their financial status quo was unsustainable.

The Iraqis were almost universally accepting of her and her camera, Ms. van der Velden said.

However, he would not acknowledge that human activity is the primary cause of global warming ― something scientists almost universally accept. .

It is almost a universally accepted axiom in cancer research that enormous numbers of mice and rats have been cured of cancer by a wide range of experimental therapeutics, but the translation into clinical practice has been disappointing more often than not.

That community, including almost every major scientific organization, has universally accepted evolution as a central theory in biology and roundly rejected the concept of intelligent design as an alternative to evolution.

Several "age identity" schemes exist, but the cards are not universally accepted and it is almost impossible to distinguish authentic ones from forgeries.