Sentence examples for universally higher from inspiring English sources

She said this was a response to almost universally higher water prices and the loss of control over a fundamental resource.

Chris Beauchamp, chief market analyst at IG, said: Equities are almost universally higher this morning, as London traders woke to news that US markets had posted record closes across the board.

European shares, taking their cues from Asia, are also universally higher in late trading.

Managers should be aware that mixtures do not provide universally higher resistance or resilience to disturbances than monocultures.

As proved by the experiment, in the same area of the Danxia landscape, the uniaxial mechanical strength of the conglomerates over the flat grooves is universally higher than the sandstones in the flat grooves.

In addition, the carbonated cementations can be found between crystallized fragments so that the uniaxial mechanical (compressive) strengths and the resistance against sulfuric acid, freezing, and thawing of conglomerates are universally higher than that of sandstones.

However, early in his career his fellow musicians nicknamed him simply the King, and among them he was held in universally high regard.

Some community leaders said a "model minority" stereotype — the mistaken perception that Asians are universally high-achieving and self-sufficient — has blinded government officials and others to the needs of those who are not.

Today, of course, Rembrandt's work commands universally high prices.

Even if the cost of living is lower in your retirement destination, the cost of moving and setting up house is universally high.

Attentional activation was universally highest at the attended target but spread to other segments in a manner depending on eccentricity and/or target size.