Sentence examples for universally recognize from inspiring English sources

Searching for an easy-to-grasp analogy, he hit upon something "that would go more to health care, something that people would universally recognize was good for you," he said.

Trammell adds that he has spoken privately with leaders of other Virginia public institutions, all of whom, he says, universally recognize the problem.

"The Cuban people universally recognize him, and although they may differ with one another about a lot of things, they all agree about him".

Despite the growing body of evidence supporting the unique nature of HCA-BSI, there is still failure to universally recognize this classification in contemporary BSI definitions and literature, including the current Centers for Disease Control definition for healthcare associated (previously nosocomial) infections [ 19].

But he is not universally recognized as world champion.

Presidential elections were universally recognized as meeting international standards.

The name of Robert Rosenkranz, the businessman and philanthropist, is not universally recognized, even on Park Avenue.

By Rebecca Mead The name of Robert Rosenkranz, the businessman and philanthropist, is not universally recognized, even on Park Avenue.

Press ethics are on a high level, and editorial independence is universally recognized.

The name Mahatma Gandhi is now one of the most universally recognized on earth.

Geologic prediction and evaluation are universally recognized as deserving a high priority for improvement.