Sentence examples for while universally from inspiring English sources

While universally employed for the preservation of cell organization, chemical fixatives often introduce artifacts that can confound identification of true structures.

Diamond, while universally praised as an economist, isn't known for his research on monetary policy or financial institutions, other economists note.

This method, while universally used, has limitations compared to invasive methods, such as intra-arterial catheterization.

While universally supported, distance and money were potential barriers to using the mobile health clinics.

As for the preposterous power of U.S. News, Shulman and Bowen tartly remark that "while presidents universally dismiss the rankings as shallow and thoroughly flawed, many are (with the other hand) manipulating their schools' data in such a way that they can climb a notch".

But estimates, while not universally accepted, seem alarming.

While not universally liked, it shows Twitter wants to curate better.

That Mrs Brown pulled off such a feat while attracting universally appalling reviews compounds the achievement.

"The Curious Case of Benjamin Button," while not universally adored, seems ambitious enough to satisfy many.

But the term "minimal," while almost universally used to describe contemporary Teutonic house and techno, has become so vague as to be almost meaningless.

This level of dependency, while presumably universally unappealing, was the last thing Beauty wanted – she had set out into her adult life in active defiance of such effects.