Sentence examples for to become universal from inspiring English sources

Needless to say, even if natural selection has caused forgiveness and reconciliation to become universal features of human nature, that doesn't imply that these behaviors are universally practiced in the same way or with the same frequency.

Far from exclusive, the network seems to have the potential to become universal.

We suggest that the short-range-order parameter has more potential to become universal descriptor of the phenomenon.

IS needs to go on growing both to raise money and because the caliphate has to become universal.

At this point, political pressure began to build on the water company to become universal – to extend its service to parts of Cheltenham that couldn't afford it.

In the end, however, Esperanto's failure to become universal came down to the same pressures that threaten the rest: the handful of languages that are truly global.

If intelligence is valuable, the C version might be expected to have become universal.

Also, the human form of the gene, with its two changes, seems to have become universal in the human population, suggesting that it conferred some overwhelming benefit.

Access to education will become universal.

There were neo-Luddites in the 1990s, and I was one, who warned against the obsessive use of the computer in all transactions and interactions, and that movement came to nothing when computers, from chips to laptops, became universal". Sale says there are still anti-technologists trying to rally around the cause but that he thinks it is futile.

The waxless ski has become universal.