Sentence examples for universally done from inspiring English sources

Failure occurs in part because routine post treatment testing, which provides an early warning of increasing antibiotic resistance, is not universally done and physicians are generally unaware that cure rates with legacy triple therapy (a proton-pump inhibitor, amoxicillin, and clarithromycin) in most places has fallen below 80%.

For example, unwrapping the baby, or touching the cord, was assumed to be a cord check, and women also assumed that some checks were universally done.

The mixing started slowly, unsurprisingly, and though the Meetup members drank, the immigrants almost universally did not.

Crystal is a professional linguist, and professional linguists, almost universally, do not believe that any naturally occurring changes in the language can be bad.

The only question worth asking is why, given that crime has declined so universally, does America still have such a uniquely highly level of gun violence?

Those who believe that there are (non-trivial) necessary and sufficient conditions for identity over time need not, and almost universally do not, believe that these conditions consist in the possession, by an object, of some 'omnitemporal core' (to use a phrase suggested by Harold Noonan) that it has at every time in its existence.

Successful people are universally doing what they love, whatever that may be.

Tragically, President Kennedy, or JFK as he was known universally, did not live to see the ripe old age of 100 or even get close to it.

However, Neogenin cannot universally do so, given that in P0 NS the protein is likely expressed by a very different population of cells, and perhaps functioning differently.

These CHES patients universally did not display IgE sensitization to any of the relevant fungi.

Studies have shown that these almost universally do more harm than good, because it takes too much brain power to both hear the music and intensely focus on your task.[7].