Sentence examples for largely universal from inspiring English sources

I advocate increased public investments in health, education and employment through largely universal programs.

The risk factors for suicide are largely universal – a history of mental disturbance or mental illness, poverty, isolation and unemployment.

It is a source of Gallic pride but the system is largely universal, and boosts the incomes of the richest, as much as the poorest.

However, looking from the outside the three countries appear as fairly similar when it comes to their common (relatively) comprehensive and generous systems of benefits (which are largely universal), relatively similar labour market structures, and well-developed, family-friendly childcare services (Greve, 2007).

Each language has its own style quirks, syntactic requirements, and nuances — but the biggest hurdles in learning to code come in the early days, in wrapping your head around the abstract key concepts (things like variables, arrays, functions, and loops) that are largely universal.

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Green writes that Villani's Cronica was one of three types of chronicles found in the 14th century, the type which was largely a universal history.

"The act is not without its critics, but in providing a largely free and universal right of access to information, subject to legitimate exceptions, we believe the freedom of information regime is fit for purpose," he said.

"The act is not without its critics, but in providing a largely free and universal right of access to information, subject to legitimate exceptions, we believe the FOI regime is fit for purpose".

In Novum Organum (1620), Bacon was critical of the Aristotelian method for proceeding too quickly and leaping from particulars to universals, largely as dictated by the syllogistic form of reasoning which regularly mixed those two types of propositions.

Democratic presidential candidates are pushing for universal coverage largely through greater public spending.