Sentence examples for universally part from inspiring English sources

With the exception of the "universally" part, everything else speaks directly to the database challenges involved with stopping terrorism.

Although a baseline gynecologic assessment is recommended prior to administration of the cancer risk reduction agents (Tamoxifen), and follow up gynecologic assessment should be performed at each visit, as assess by NCCN Guidelines, currently gynecological counseling is not universally part of breast cancer follow up workup.

As one campaigner tells me: "It is the only universally popular part of the planning system".

This exchange of garlands is a universally accepted part of Hindu marriages.

This is a month for those who are not African American to absorb and identify with a people universally a part of our history.

He speaks in simple analogies, making allusions to the most universally recognized parts of the Constitution and the Bible, cuing the audience to cheer by speaking faster and faster and louder.

The functions of the human body are, for the most part, universally considered polluting, although all functions are not considered polluting in all cultures.

But the programs are relatively new and have not been universally successful, in part, perhaps, because they can make some young athletes overly self-conscious, as an interesting review article published earlier this year suggests.

In sum, research suggests that the term recovery may not be universally accepted in part because misunderstandings can arise in applying this term, and in particular with the distinction between clinical and functional/personal recovery.

His work is all but universally recognized as part of the bedrock of our understanding.

The holistic management of IPV is not universally accepted as part of health personnel's medical routine [ 7, 47].