Sentence examples for ubiquitous answer from inspiring English sources

In Europe, where gasoline averages about $7 a gallon, M.P.V.'s like the Renault Scénic, the Opel Zafira from General Motors and the Ford Focus C-Max are the ubiquitous answer to this basic question: How can I afford to move my family around without drilling for oil in my backyard?

Since Songdo is supposed to become an international business hub and also a "ubiquitous city" (answers to this blog on a postcard, please)—its school will be an international school.

The original began in a year when the city logged a record-breaking 2,228 homicides, pay phones were ubiquitous and the answering machine was novel technology.

One of the greatest challenges of Egypt's revolution is to replace that order, which has ruled Egypt for 60 years, knit together by patronage, greased by bribes, enforced by a ubiquitous security force answering only to itself and guided by the principle that the ruling party knows best.

Siri might still have a long way to go before she's the ultimate personal assistant, but iPhone users increasingly turn to her ubiquitous voice for answers.

In fact, our kids can barely climb into the car and buckle their seat belts without having to answer this ubiquitous question.

There were often raised eyebrows when I answered the ubiquitous question: So what do you do?

But are there moments when one should resist the urge to answer Twitter's ubiquitous "What are you doing?" prompt?

And should the peripatetic Griffiths be too jet-lagged to cook, they can rely on the building's catering service, the modern-day answer to the ubiquitous dining rooms of turn-of-the-century apartment houses.

But if "Jihad" provided an answer to the ubiquitous post-9/11 question "Why do they hate us?," the question behind "Consumed" seems to be "Who wouldn't?" Barber, for one, is put off by much of what global capitalism has wrought.

The ubiquitous Shane Watson is now their answer at No3.