Sentence examples for universal problem that from inspiring English sources
He said that the accusations against a former university football coach were a reminder that sexual abuse is a universal problem that affects most institutions.
"That's when I realized this is kind of a universal problem that exists, this fear of the unknown, fear of others displaying difference," he said.
It's simple stuff, but it's a pretty universal problem that hasn't exactly gotten better with time.
It is not a Muslim/Arab Women problem; it is a universal problem that has nothing to do with a woman's origin.
"The reason why we have not made better inroads is because people have been looking at this…as if it's one singular unitary universal problem that affects all individuals equally".
This is a universal problem that puzzles all metagenomic studies in microbial ecology.
A large number of men believed that African Americans have higher rates of HIV and AIDS due to their use of alcohol and drugs while a smaller number stated that AIDS is not a threat to the African-American community, but rather it is a universal problem or that African Americans have feelings of invincibility because they think that HIV happens to others and that God will protect them.
A total of 96 studies were included and the results were rather variable but the authors concluded that noncompliance with hand hygiene guidelines is a universal problem and that this can be present even when all the basic requirements for implementation as recommended above were in place.
Diabetes and obesity are two universal health problems that constitute a research objective of several groups due to the lack of efficient and safe drug treatment.
The aim of this study was to analyse the available scientific literature on learning disabilities (LD) in Brazil, and to identify theoretical and methodological gaps arising from the lack of a universal definition of the problem that is due to a confusion and generalization of LD in this country.
It's a concept known as universality – it's a universal problem, not one that just affects me".
