Sentence examples for universally will from inspiring English sources

In response to the second objection, however, Arcesilaus argued that the person who suspends assent universally will successfully guide his actions by applying his sense of what is 'reasonable' as a 'practical criterion'.

More universally appreciated will be his confused affections for an older woman at the coffee shop where he works after school.

"It's ludicrous that Hunt has given the tick to a project which has no money, no social license, is universally hated, will wreck one of the greatest wonders of the natural world and which has been rejected by most of the world's largest banks," Williams said.

The Affordable Care Act is finally beginning to bring health insurance to millions of uninsured; improving GDP figures may not be felt universally but will undoubtedly bring some relief to struggling families; and the US Ebola crisis that prompted so much disdain from Republicans in recent days may be past its worst.

But even if the Internet is universally available, will everybody want it?

Yet without an infusion of bold new leadership, the future of American cities, although not universally bleak, will not be nearly as bright as it should be.

Geode is a forerunner to Firefox's future implementation of the W3C Geolocation Specification, a standard that (once universally implemented) will allow websites to serve up localized content and services within any browser.

If Facebook is truly going to apply GDPR universally it will need to give every Facebook user the same high privacy and data protection standards that GDPR mandates for EU citizens — such as by providing users with the right to view, amend and delete personal data it holds on them; and the right to obtain a copy of this personal data in a portable format.

In addition, a simple and comprehensive nomenclature system for the dozens of lineages and sublineages identified within the viral type was proposed, which if universally accepted, will facilitate communications on the viral evolution, ecology and epidemiology.

Meanwhile, a simple and comprehensive nomenclature system for the lineages and sublineages was also proposed, which if universally accepted, will facilitate international communications on the viral evolution, ecology and epidemiology.

Prior studies showed parent/self-reported vaccination rates in Knox County residents of 36% for children aged <5 years and 70% for adults aged 50 years or older.[25], [26] Detecting indirect protection in populations where influenza vaccination is now universally recommended will be challenging, and limited to reductions in the residual disease burden in those populations.