Sentence examples for being universally accepted from inspiring English sources

Although the RT model of intron loss is widely cited, it is still controversial and far from being universally accepted.

The notion of plants of differing growth strategies trading scale against precision of response to a patchy environment is not new (Campbell et al. 1991), though is also far from being universally accepted as being the norm across all plant species (see Kembel and Cahill 2005; Kembel et al. 2008).

Card payment is universally accepted.

He wanted to be universally accepted.

Dworkin thinks that is, or should be, universally accepted.

But this doesn't mean that it's universally accepted.

Neither, it must be noted again, was universally accepted.

Neither of these proposals, however, has been universally accepted.

They would be universally accepted, would they not?

"There really are no standards that have been universally accepted, and it's a major problem".

"It is universally accepted that it is a poor decision," said O'Neill afterwards.