Sentence examples for equally universal from inspiring English sources

The universality of the ER distribution implies simple and equally universal underlying determinants.

Other critics, notably James Wood, have celebrated something equally universal – "the beauty of this writing, its music, its high lyricism, its firm but luxurious pleasure in language itself".

By the same token an employee working on a shampoo product can feel the same excitement about her work, which is equally universal and pertinent.

(Ages 3 to 6) A sequel to "Sergio Makes a Splash!," about a penguin who is afraid to swim, this new story has an equally universal message.

But in classical mechanics the same laws apply for all observers, and Einstein saw no reason why the electromagnetic laws should not be equally universal.

The second was Iain Duncan Smith's equally complex scheme for welfare, known as universal credit, which has also proved disastrous because it entailed spending at least £700m in development costs for zero result.

But there's another equally important universal truth of the line that goes something like this: No cuts!

Legend credited him with producing a 30,000-page commentary on the Qurʾān and an equally long universal history (both survive but are only one-tenth as long).

They are universal: equally available to all citizens as human rights encouraging social harmony -- or as our own U.S. constitution would put it, "domestic tranquility".

The equally owned venture, Universal Shipbuilding, will have annual sales of 150 billion yen ($1.2 billion) and 3,200 employees, down from 3,400 workers in the operations now.

His "Comes the Light" harnesses the traditional carol's ability to straddle the secular and religious worlds, with clear references to climate change, terrorism and social inequality: Sing out for the earth, its health and renewal Its wealth universal, equally shared.