Sentence examples for is essentially universal from inspiring English sources

The respect for Hynde from her contemporaries is essentially universal.

By zipping back and forth across the timeline they're emphasising Mitchell's original message – that the human experience is essentially universal across the ages.

Furthermore, Scanlan's claim "The pattern is essentially universal" is certainly false; HRX is not robust, and can be very fragile as is illustrated by Figs. 3 and 5.

Although kindergarten coverage is essentially universal now, largely for 5-year olds, for the year before entering primary school, states vary in their provision of full and part-day kindergarten programs.

In this, reporting is essentially universal throughout the state's hospitals.

Nasal, oropharyngeal, or pulmonary involvement is essentially universal at diagnosis.

The claim that the archbishop is more significant, then, is grounded on what are essentially universal properties: if the chambermaid also had it in her to write Telemachus, her claim to be rescued would be just as great.

Cleavage and polyadenylation are essentially universal steps in the maturation of eukaryotic mRNA transcripts.

SC35 splicing domains (or speckles) are essentially universal components of the nuclei in higher eukaryotes.

Collections, a new Mac app (OS X 10.7.x+), wants to build what is essentially a "universal Finder for the Mac".

In one of America's most libertarian states, people are benefiting from what is essentially a universal basic income.