Sentence examples for which could be universally from inspiring English sources

Already history has in a sense ceased to exist, i.e., there is no such thing as a history of our own times which could be universally accepted".

here he developed a standard eight-grade system for sizing timber elements, known as the cai-fen system of units, which could be universally applied in buildings.

MBC has the potential to provide the same or greater effects, which could be universally provided and is low-cost.

Measurement of serum TAC level could provide an integrated index, which could be used to assess the real changes in antioxidant status in patients with severe sepsis and might lead to universally useful treatment [ 17, 18].

This particular outhouse-from-the-sky also involved an extensive set of confusing buttons marked with what its designers must have deemed "universal" symbols, but which in actuality were functioning merely as symbols that could be "universally" misinterpreted.

Those could be available as an option on new cars or could be universally required.

Information could be universally accessible but on an affordable instead of an absolutely free basis.

It is a truth which should be universally acknowledged: Jane Austen is awesome.

This would also complicate efforts to reach a consensus on forming criteria by which various levels of risk could be defined universally.

However, the limitation of these data, the complexity and the cost of this technique make it mandatory to find which patients could be benefit by the determination of CAGTA in order not to apply this technique universally.

The universally hated cookie was the anise-flavored springerles, which could not be fobbed off even on the wild birds.