Sentence examples for universally adopt from inspiring English sources

Until recently, FIFA refused to universally adopt them.

Russian drivers were the first to almost universally adopt dashcams because of fears of aggressive motorists, insurance fraud and accidents not being investigated properly.

Indeed, Michael was way ahead of the foodie pack, and first wrote about food – from the consumerist perspective we universally adopt today – in the 1960s.

Children universally adopt misconceptions about the origin of species regardless of the culture in which they were raised (Evans 2000b).

It is, however, evident that the research community does not universally adopt the approaches that are often recommended to it, perhaps a reflection of the problems associated with accuracy assessment, and typically fails to achieve the accuracy targets commonly specified.

The modifier universally adopted by journalists and political figures to describe our aircraft was lumbering.

Mr. Levine expects that these codes would be widely known if the system were universally adopted.

This principle — that mass atrocities are the responsibility of all nations — was universally adopted at the United Nations World Summit in 2005.

Universally adopted in western Europe by the 15th century, this version is widely depicted in altarpieces and other devotional works.

The monoplane design has been nearly universally adopted over multiplane configurations because airflow interference between adjacent wings reduces efficiency.

Nevertheless, it's hardly reassuring that bankers, out of necessity, have universally adopted the dumb-rather-than-venal justification.