Sentence examples for universal top from inspiring English sources

Universal top brass want to produce a sequel to the comedy based on a screenplay doing the rounds in Hollywood called The Passion of the Ark, Variety reports.

The key here is to use this dramatic spike to propel the app onto a top list be it the universal top 100 or in a top list for a specific section or country.

Homelessness was a near universal top public policy priority.

François Mitterrand cut the retirement age from 65 to 60. Lionel Jospin, a former prime minister, brought in universal top-up health coverage for the poor.

"Universal, top-down risk management models, based on historic probabilities from a large and well-known universe, work quite well on large randomized portfolios that fully represent that universe," Mr. Redleaf wrote in a letter.

In the almost universal top-down approach to curriculum design and standards setting, experts and stakeholders determine the knowledge and skills to be acquired.

Being the universal top-of-funnel is extremely valuable: By owning the customer experience, you can exert downward price pressure on suppliers.

As the dust settled, the fines were doled out: Warner Music anteed up $5 million, Sony BMG came in with $10 million, and Universal topped the chart with $12 million -- all because they were caught in the age old trap of trying to have their money pave the way for their songs onto the FCC dictated radio stations.

While car use is almost universal among top and middle earners, the poorest fifth of the population are unlikely to own a car.

In the name of road safety, they have accepted all manner of restrictions on their freedom including blanket speed limits (a universal 55mph top speed for many years; far lower than anywhere in Europe) as well as mandatory seat-belt use, prohibitions on texting while driving, and some of the toughest drink-and-drive laws on the planet.

Some subtlety is needed to bring about this fallacy such as a clever use of synonymy or an intermixing of particular and universal propositions (Top. VIII, 13).