Sentence examples for as universally recognized from inspiring English sources

Although he was perhaps not as universally recognized as such legendary jockeys as Johnny Longden, Eddie Arcaro, Bill Shoemaker, and Bill Hartack, the intensely competitive Bailey's dominance of Thoroughbred racing over the previous decade earned him a historic place in their company.

In the most clear-cut cases, a single name dominates the literature as universally recognized and understood.

Paradigms have been defined as "universally recognized scientific achievements that for a time provide model problems and solutions to a community of practitioners" [ 5]. "Paradigm shifts" occur when situations or "anomalies" occur which no longer fit the expected pattern to such an extent that the original "paradigm" needs to be rethought.

Artists and labels alike knew they could call on him when they needed a hit record or album and Dupri set his sights on establishing So So Def as a universally recognized brand.

Further research is needed to establish C1q nephropathy as a universally recognized distinct clinical entity.

The business of philosophy is therefore to establish "universally valid" [allgemeingültig] propositions in a manner that allows their necessity and universality to be universally recognized as binding upon everyone [allgemeingeltend].

20 It is thus imperative for HIV counselors to know and balance the right of the client to privacy and confidentiality versus the client's partner's right to be protected from infection as stated in universally recognized human rights in relation to HIV infection.

Dakwar and others took issue with the reference to the Army Field Manual and specifically with its Appendix M, added in 2006, allowing interrogation techniques — such as sleep deprivation and extreme isolation — which are universally recognized as torture.

Providing peripheral-level staff with regular feedback is universally recognized as strengthening surveillance programs, as demonstrated by the positive influence of feedback on reporting completeness in the NHIS (24 ).

Honesty and kindness were universally recognized as good, theft and murder as bad.

Jazz lovers and jazz musicians are converging on Newport, R.I., this weekend, as they have been doing since 1954, for what is universally recognized as the jazz festival that put jazz festivals on the map.