Sentence examples for is almost universally accepted from inspiring English sources

The U.S. dollar is almost universally accepted in Afghanistan.

It is almost universally accepted that many coaches have wild mood swings.

The strong United States dollar (worth $1.56 Canadian at current exchange rates) is almost universally accepted.

But for most Thais, this ancient belief in a powerful world of spirits and ghosts is almost universally accepted as a part of daily life.

This conceptual framework in which scientists now understand the evolution of Earth's lithosphere termed plate tectonics—is almost universally accepted, although many details remain to be worked out.

Since it is (almost) universally accepted that full employment is best achieved in a stable economy, price stability is, in practice, the Federal Reserve's prime concern.

There are a number of factors that theorists take to provide such constraints: some will be almost universally accepted; others will have different rates of acceptance.

By that point, it was almost universally accepted — most of all by Stern — that their financial status quo was unsustainable.

In effect from 1928, the protocol is one of the few treaties that have been almost universally accepted and become an international norm.

"There were dire predictions of schism then, and today the gifts of women in ministry are almost universally accepted," he said.

Even before the polls closed, in the media salons and green rooms it was almost universally accepted that Romney was practically home free, and that only something very unexpected could trip him up.