Sentence examples for shared universally from inspiring English sources

The French president, Nicolas Sarkozy, has been particularly outspoken in his commitment to the transatlantic friendship, even though this view is not shared universally in his country.

Then they could do what is truly dear to their hearts, which is to continue their grand experiment in social engineering, driven by the hope that prosperity can actually be shared universally.

But his optimism was not shared universally, with some other senior officials suggesting that the ripple effects from the credit crisis would eventually force governments to cut back the amount of money they actually donate.

Tamsin Oglesby's Really Old, Like Forty Five faced issues of curing and caring for those suffering from senile dementia with fierce wit and a concern shared universally, while Canadian playwright Drew Pautz's Love the Sinner discussed homosexuality in the Christian church at a conference of bishops in Africa and spun an unusually good plot.

When a business wants to share out those applications, the same way that an HTML page is shared universally, there arrives the dilemma-they cannot do it.

However, this enthusiasm is not shared universally and some argue that simulations, far from demanding a new philosophy of science, raise few if any new philosophical problems (Frigg and Reiss 2009).

In this light, today's pervasive ability to communicate instantaneously and share universally is a gain for democracy.

What Sundance 2015 illustrated is that both nationally and internationally, Latino themes are not only for Latino filmmakers to explore; rather, Latino filmmakers are increasingly sharing universally relevant and commercially marketable themes in their movies.

Using the hashtag, teens shared some universally relatable quotes from their teachers ("Why are you packing up already? The bell rings in 10 seconds") and sayings from their favorite fictional professors ("Turn to page 394... ..).

Like the heads of these companies, Wang sees the future of the fashion market in Asia, a business perspective shared almost universally throughout the fashion industry, and a business model he seems to be mastering.

Languages are united by a universal grammar, and differences simply reflect different settings in universally shared rules.