Sentence examples for universally that from inspiring English sources

Paul R. Charron, chairman and chief executive of Liz Claiborne Inc., an apparel maker that also has retail outlets, said diplomatically that although no orders were rescinded, "we understand that universally that may not be the case".

This is the one place where Newton explicitly appeals to Rule 3 in the argument, namely, in Corollary 2 to Proposition 6 (Principia, 809): "All bodies universally that are on or near the earth are heavy [or gravitate] toward the earth, and the weights of all bodies that are equally distant from the center of the earth are as the quantities of matter in them.

These other programmes are available universally (that is, in the control area too), but we anticipate that a common point of delivery increases their uptake in the Integrated Child Development Services programme by making it more convenient.

"It's acknowledged almost universally that the present oil policy and management has been a disaster," Mr. Salih said.

"Scholars of religion all acknowledge – universally – that the roots of the three religious traditions are the same" he said.

She insisted to New Scientist, "I didn't say, and I've been misquoted universally, that [technology] rots the brain and it's bad, I've never given value judgements, ever".

Those laws also demand that they be accepted universally and that great battles must be waged on their behalf.

Steam isn't universally loved, that is to say.

Vendors and researchers universally agree that long-term adoption is driven by boosting productivity.

With this method we can find universally true, that is to say, 'transcendental' psychological propositions.

This last finding is different from the other studies in Uganda, Tanzania, and Rwanda that found that people universally understood that TB was curable [ 6, 9, 11].