Sentence examples for nearly universally from inspiring English sources

This is classic monetary policy, and supported nearly universally.

The only remaining taboo that is nearly universally accepted is the condemnation of child pornography.

Certainly, German literary critics, who are nearly universally against the changes, have valid arguments.

The monoplane design has been nearly universally adopted over multiplane configurations because airflow interference between adjacent wings reduces efficiency.

And of course, biofuel subsidies are nearly universally despised (except by the folks raking them in).All pretty reasonable stuff.

A recent survey by Pew Research showed that Catholic Republicans view the nearly universally accepted scientific facts with deep scepticism.

The Atkins diet, nearly universally condemned 25 years ago, now has a degree of mainstream medical acceptance.

The airlines have chosen nearly universally to give the job to companies that specialize in security, generally the lowest bidder.

In its place was built a transport and shopping complex, nearly universally reviled for its mean spirit.

In the West Village, rent spikes are nearly universally reported as the reason so many storefronts have closed over the past few years.

Stahl's phlogistic chemistry was nearly universally accepted throughout Europe until the so-called "Chemical Revolution," led by the French chemist Antoine-Laurent Lavoisier, replaced it in the 1780s.