Sentence examples for it's universally accepted from inspiring English sources

"It's universally accepted that porn is the biggest trailblazer in new technology," said Netflix's chief content officer, Ted Sarandos, who trolls the festival circuit for new material.

But this doesn't mean that it's universally accepted.

Only, since it's universally accepted that suicide is contrary to the teachings of the Prophet, they are hardly ever called "suicide bombings".

"It's universally accepted that aboriginal people are not well represented in the private sector," said John Kim Bell, a Mohawk composer and conductor who is president of the National Aboriginal Achievement Foundation, which organized the Calgary meeting.

Though Marketing Land cites some examples of how QR codes can sometimes work, and they're much more effective in Asia, the fact there's a need for an article describing such is a testimony for it's universally accepted failure.

"It is universally accepted that it is a poor decision," said O'Neill afterwards.

Subsequently numerous independent experimental verifications of the atomic hypothesis were carried out, and today it is universally accepted.

That does not mean it is universally accepted: witness the travails of the Doha round of trade talks.

It is universally accepted that the adult care system is not sustainable, but over the coming months my colleagues and I have an opportunity to change that.

No television executives from local stations speak up to defend the sweep process, Mr. Loftus said, because it is universally accepted as archaic.

"It is universally accepted that the United States has done a great deal in dismantling the terrorist machine in Afghanistan," a senior Philippine intelligence official said.