Sentence examples for would universally from inspiring English sources

Buffalo, N.Y., alone had maybe 15 family-owned men's-wear shops selling what a certain three-hankie film would universally popularize as the preppy look.

Searching for an easy-to-grasp analogy, he hit upon something "that would go more to health care, something that people would universally recognize was good for you," he said.

Wouldn't his late-in-life turn to electoral politics seem like the natural order of things, a long-awaited but ultimately inevitable tour of duty that Democrats would universally embrace?

Have we reached the point where news reporters and editors, to be judged fair and impartial, must abandon their humanity and any sense of what in a civilized world would universally be recognized as evil?

That life isn't a part of today's journalism, not even to commemorate that once there were people like myself who roamed the world searching for stories that would universally appeal to readers.

Another study of 155 patients with AAV and severe kidney involvement (GFR < 15 mgl/min per 1.73 m) similarly found that although poor renal function at diagnosis was associated with lower treatment response rate, there was not a "futility" threshold below which the risk of therapy would universally outweigh potential benefits [ 11].

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In either case, your cost of capital is substantially lower than the 40-plus percent IRR that equity investors seek, with none of the same board roles or budget approval rights that you'd universally see via an equity term sheet.

They would be universally accepted, would they not?

In an ideal world, the Internet would be universally available to anyone able to receive it.

If it were, Humbert Humbert would be universally held up as a lover par excellence.