Sentence examples for it is almost universally accepted from inspiring English sources

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

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.

The problem, however, is that it is almost universally accepted that the agent in the barn façade case lacks knowledge.

It is almost universally accepted that the choice of a research problem is often influenced by the interests of individual scientists, funding parties, and society as a whole.

That currency is indeed precious for it is almost universally accepted that rights, insofar as they exist, are things whose possession is of very great advantage to their owners.

It is almost universally accepted among Nigerians that accidents and Injuries are major and neglected causes of preventable mortality and morbidity in the country.

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

In 1939, it was almost universally accepted that air power was best used in conjunction with land invasion, to neutralise enemy air forces and disrupt military communications on the ground.

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.

Even given the desperate nature of people's anxiety about Trump, it was almost universally accepted that his wife's posing for nude pictures in the past was not a proper subject for political scrutiny.

Today, few theorists of language take this notion seriously (but see Paivio, 1986, 2007; Prinz, 2002), but it was almost universally accepted until relatively recent times (Wollock, 1997; and see section 3.3 below).