Sentence examples for even universally from inspiring English sources

Uniforms exist to declare a designation that is widely, even universally, understood.

Judging by reports from some US Twitter users, it's not even universally available within the US either.

Were Poisson's ratio to be dependent on frequency, the normalized moduli, as functions of frequency, might be regionally or even universally different, and so would be the associated loss factors.

The author grew up as a system engineer when the functional model was in popular use, even universally for systems, hardware, and software, but has gradually come around slowly to accept that the UML-SysML model might be the better path into the future.

It is a worse mistake to think "survival" is unrelated to relative wealth and access to resources, or, even with those resources, that "survival" is even universally desirable.

The most important finding in the above studies was that Tff are unequivocally a homogeneous class of filaments since many proteins involved in their biogenesis show sequence homology, several of which are even universally conserved (Fig.  2).

Here, even such universally local services as schools are heavily dependent on Sacramento.

This is by no means a settled point, nor even a universally shared belief of what it takes to advance the artistry of games.

But in New Zealand rugby is intensely political and not even Lomu – universally acknowledged as a good bloke – could escape politically charged criticism.

To some extent, the question of whether obesity is a disease or not is a semantic one, since there is not even a universally agreed upon definition of what constitutes a disease.

Le Point, a weekly right-wing magazine, called Valérie's "Operation Win Over" a mission impossible, noting that she is even more universally disliked than the hapless Hollande, the most unpopular president in the history of the Fifth Republic.