Sentence examples for of universal concern from inspiring English sources

"The play is more a treasure trove for Albee scholars and biographers than something of universal concern".

William Blackstone, in his famous "Commentaries," explained that "to know with precision what the laws of our country have forbidden... is a matter of universal concern".

THERE is enormous appeal in the idea that a number of the world's ancient monuments are of such beauty and significance that their conservation should be a matter of universal concern, transcending the national interests of the country in which they happen to be located.

Environmental issues such as global warming and ozone layer depletion are now of universal concern.

This task is of universal concern as component-based systems are omnipresent in modern industry.

Contemplating this decision, he noted, "it is surprising to me that anthropologists have paid so little direct attention to the issue of well being, something that is of universal concern.

"The Endurance of Art: Artistic Responses to Universal Concerns" is at the Westport Arts Center, 51 Riverside Avenue, through Nov. 8.

Perhaps the health issue of broadest and most universal concern was the shortage of health care professionals, especially in LDCs.

Ensuring that our kids grow up to be financially literate is a universal concern of parents.

Low accessibility to and utilization of RH services creates a universal concern since unintended pregnancies, unsafe abortions, and sexually transmitted infections (STIs) have been shown to contribute to high morbidity and mortality rates, especially in developing countries [ 6- 10].

> -wrap-foot> The one vitamin where there was universal concern in terms of intake was vitamin D. The proportions of the population with vitamin D intakes below the EAR and LRNI were exceptionally high, and in many cases, the mean intakes were below the LRNI and the proportion below the LRNI was over 90%% in many age and sex groups.