Sentence examples for may be universally from inspiring English sources
As Morris points out, it may be universally true that all human beings, for example, were born within ten miles of the surface of the earth, but this does not mean that this is an essential property of human beings.
Al Gore may be universally admired in Europe, but in America he remains a divisive figure.The debate about climate change prods all sorts of cultural sore spots: liberal versus conservative, urban versus rural, the coasts against the heartland.
But while skinny jeans and flannel shirts, designer dreads and tie-dyed T-shirts, Restylane and Christian Louboutins, respectively, may be universally legible markers of group affiliation (hipsters, hippies, the Cult of Tory Burch) here other elements enter into the mix.
In contrast, the methods proposed herein may be universally applied at multiple scales.
This principle may be universally applicable to nanowire growth based on any material systems, using the OFF-ON method.
This paper aims to review the current state of research and to develop a protocol that may be universally used by biorchaeologists to specifically identify dental erosion.
However, a recent report may suggest that this conclusion may not be universally applicable (Slavov and Botstein 2011).
We suggest that the sequelae of latent infection may not be universally adverse in all patients, some of whom may be protected from developing septic shock and never enter the intensive care unit.
We conclude that while pressure-relief mattresses may not be universally preferred, baseline characteristics of the sleeper and/or their mattress may explain performance and sleeper preferences on future mattress selection.
Immigrants may not be universally embraced, but the mid-west needs them.The integration push is already under way at the Mexican consulate in Chicago.
These nontraditional holiday traditions may not be universally popular, but what is striking is how much these events have in common with standards like "Nutcracker".
