Sentence examples for universal occurrence from inspiring English sources

It is important to note that extinction is a normal, universal occurrence.

Whooping cough (pertussis), too, was nearly a universal occurrence of childhood that killed 5 of every 1,000 children born in this country before pertussis immunizations.

Black pigment cells (melanophores), of almost universal occurrence in fishes, are often juxtaposed with other pigment cells.

The sight of someone violently scratching their hair and waving their arms about is a bit of a rarity on London's Haymarket or the Headrow in Leeds, but it is a common, even universal occurrence in our village on a few humid days each summer.

"Unfortunately it has become almost a universal occurrence for certain law firms to file lawsuits of this type around any corporate (mergers and acquisitions) activity," said John Ambler of Burlington Northern, who declined to comment on the specifics of the litigation.

By comparison, the universal occurrence of stress banding at all other sites supports the hypothesis that high chronic stress decreases coral resistance to bleaching.

One study that did take a look at the topic — a paper on the "psychological aggression by American parents" published in the Journal of Marriage and Family in 2003 — found that parental yelling was a near-universal occurrence.

Wetzel (2008) argues that there is a conception of a structural universal, the "occurrence conception"—which is an extension of the occurrence conception of expressions mentioned above that escapes Lewis's objections.

A more promising method would seem to be that of exhibiting aspects of religion that are typical of religions, though not necessarily universal, such as the occurrence of the rituals of worship.

In ∀x(Ax → ∃xBx), the "x" in Ax is bound by the initial universal quantifier, while the other occurrence of x is bound by the existential quantifier.

Then if the definite description occurs in a positive location we have a positive occurrence of a universal quantifier, and if it occurs in a negative location we have a negative occurrence of an existential quantifier.