Sentence examples for universally tend from inspiring English sources

While male and female players universally tend to abhor synthetic turf, Fifa insist theirs is an issue of perception over fact.

"People universally tend to think that happiness is a stroke of luck or something that will maybe descend upon you like fine weather," he said as rain pelted the windows of the Bryant Park Grill in New York.

While the Ohio Republican is not a universally recognized figure, people tend to know two things about him.

In attempts to universally define entrepreneurship, researchers tend to agree on elements such as opportunity, innovation, organizing, creating and risk taking.

As a universally misunderstood lot, artists tend to hate talking to people.

defer.add img); Health and fitness are universally appealing and men tend to flaunt muscles whereas women tend to flaunt curves.

It is a truth universally acknowledged that although men tend to have better health in old age, women live longer lives.

While the first years of schooling tend to be universally available and publicly funded, other early childhood services are often a patchwork of user-pay, targeted-to-risk, public and private provision.

"Citrus scents tend to be universally popular," Charna says.

"It is a truth universally acknowledged that the ildocestvoters tend to favour the Republican Party".

In general, genes with minimal introns have higher abundance and larger size, and tend to be universally expressed as compared to genes with only large introns and intron-less genes.