Sentence examples for it became universal from inspiring English sources
By destroying the council housing network at the very moment it became universal – when there was a house for pretty much everyone who needed one – the Thatcherites signalled their disdain for the notion of a British community of mutual benefit that might be made both patriotic and modern.
Once condom use is accepted in some circumstances, they feel, it is only a matter of time before it becomes universal: for them abstinence and fidelity, not making promiscuity safer, is the way forward.
But being so specific, it becomes universal.
She said, "Donating blood doesn't kill one but goes on to save somebody's life .... Once blood is donated it becomes universal and might be used by anyone in need, irrespective of community, caste or region.
In Canada, however, the county system never became universal; where it exists, the county councils are generally much smaller than in England.
Discontent became universal.
Primary schooling became universal only in the 1990s.
Eventually the method became universal in American law schools.
A side checking system was adopted and became universal.
