Sentence examples for it becomes universal from inspiring English sources
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.
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.
Sometimes a musician has such an inborn desire to communicate that her message naturally becomes universal: it doesn't matter whether she is singing soul or bel canto or folk.
And so the tale, without details to attach it to anything in particular, becomes universal.
Even if vaccination becomes universal, however, it will be nothing more than a band aid.
"I was trying to create a portrait of a collective trauma, and do it in a way that becomes universal.
It will, however, take time before this practice becomes universal, particularly in developing countries.
Until testing becomes universal, Mexico's roads will remain lethal.
