It probably helps, now, that his abdication is almost universally recognized as the dodging of a bullet for Britain.
Today, the rainbow flag is an almost universally recognized symbol for gay pride, both online and off.
West and Geron spoke tirelessly of "immortalizing enzymes" and the "life extension" of cells; Geron is almost universally recognized as an "anti-aging" company.
Java is a relatively new object-oriented language and is almost universally recognized as a very good programming language for writing portable programs.
With the release of its first vintage, the 2004, the Rhys wines have been almost universally recognized as both brilliant and brilliantly expressive of their sites.
The murals by Mr. Haring, whose dancing figures are almost universally recognized, cover huge swaths of the lobby and run the entire length of one of the 700-foot corridors.
The name of Antonio Stradivari Stradivarius, in the familiar Latinized form of his name is, like that of Leonardo da Vinci, an almost universally recognized artistic superlative, connoting a pinnacle of craftsmanship achieved three centuries ago in Cremona, Italy.
Although the need for this financial reform is almost universally recognized, many are wary of its consequences, particularly when addressing the problematic of modernizing the French hospital system within a framework of cost effectiveness.
During the late 20th century environmental law developed from a modest adjunct of the law of public health regulations into an almost universally recognized independent field protecting both human health and nonhuman nature.
This process culminated in the West in the Apostles' Creed, which is now almost universally recognized by Western churches, and is still used in baptismal rites as well as public worship by Roman Catholics and most Protestants.
The Greenwich (or prime) meridian (0°) mark, which since 1884 has been almost universally recognized as the world standard for reckoning longitude, is still on display, as is a collection of early astronomical instruments.
