Sentence examples for growing universal from inspiring English sources

This is something liberals discovered in the Obama era, when left-wing ideas that had seemed popular when the economy was growing — universal health care and a crusade to reverse global warming — turned out to be less appealing once the music stopped.

We live in the post-genomic era, and inferring information from massive data sets is a steadily growing universal challenge.

It is also a tool for growing in universal love and avoiding judgment.

By Rupa Joshi KATHMANDU, Nepal, 13 May 2009 – Eight private organizations joined the growing partnership, 'Universal Access for Children Affected by AIDS in Nepal' (UCAAN), at a recent ceremony in Kathmandu.

It ensures that semiconductor nanowires can be grown on universal substrates with a very good crystalline quality.

Cobook, the scrappy startup out of Latvia which grew its universal address book application to over a million users, is being acquired by FullContact, a larger Denver-based operation also working on contact management solutions for businesses and individuals.

"Two of our key takeaways are that tech-enabled infrastructure solutions can create great value, and lifestyle and entertainment products aimed at the consumer middle class can grow into universal brands".

And with the world divided ever more between haves and have-nots, as Okonedo pointed out, the play, if anything, has grown more universal.

As the principles that inform the Convention have grown in universal acceptance and public discourse, childrens rights have gained increasing prominence on international agendas.

And Henry A. Kissinger, writing in the current issue of Foreign Affairs, warns against what he sees as a dangerous mix of law and politics in what he acknowledges has become a growing movement for universal jurisdiction over the last decade.

She also wondered about growing enthusiasm for universal public preschool, where teachers don't necessarily place much emphasis on naps.