Sentence examples for now universally recognized from inspiring English sources
Energy's critical importance in social development and people's lives is now universally recognized.
Concrete is now universally recognized a construction material vital and essential for the regeneration and rehabilitation of the infrastructure of a country.
It is now universally recognized that the mechanical, cracking and fracture, properties of Steel Fibre Reinforced Concrete (SFRC) are far superior to those of plain concrete.
Prosecco is now universally recognized as a high quality sparkling wined, and exported all over the world, especially to the USA, Germany and the United Kingdome.
Substances now universally recognized as human carcinogens (e.g., tobacco, asbestos) at one time went through a quite lengthy period of contentious debate (Michaels 2006, 2008).
This period is now universally recognized as the "window of opportunity for preventing undernutrition" and nutrition programs increasingly target women and children during this critical period.
But he is not universally recognized as world champion.
The name of Robert Rosenkranz, the businessman and philanthropist, is not universally recognized, even on Park Avenue.
By Rebecca Mead The name of Robert Rosenkranz, the businessman and philanthropist, is not universally recognized, even on Park Avenue.
And if it is, why is that not universally recognized?
This process culminated in the West in the Apostles' Creed, which is now almost universally recognized by Western churches, and is still used in baptismal rites as well as public worship by Roman Catholics and most Protestants.
