Examples of using Almost universal in English and their translations into Hebrew
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These relations are almost universal.
Acceptance is almost universal virtue in several belief systems.
These questions are almost universal.
The book received almost universal critical acclaim despite not being a huge commercial event.
The fear of death is an almost universal bondage.
The book received almost universal critical acclaim despite not being a huge commercial event….
From April 1942, he received almost universal legitimacy.
Progressive thrombocytopenia with loss of larger andmore active platelet is almost universal.
The use of computers is almost universal in the modern world.
The necessity of the story-myth- in a culture is almost universal.
Men quickly discovered an almost universal desire to look at photographs of nude women.
At the first sign of a wrinkle, our reaction is almost universal.
This manner of thinking, almost universal amongst health professionals, truly turns logic upside down.
At the younger parts of the Gryffindor table the look was almost universal.
Even before then,access to basic medical care was almost universal and insurance covered a large portion of the population.
In every respect the burthen is hard on those who attack an almost universal opinion.
Even more incredible is the almost universal inclination by Jewish leaders to make analogies between the status of the current Middle East refugees and Jews during the Holocaust.
At the same time, in terms of the installation of components,the case is almost universal and supports the most modern components.
This concept- that there isan underlying balancing principle in the universe, according to which we should act- appears to have been almost universal.
Eagerly embrace a position which contradicts an almost universal consensus among those who have devoted their lives to the academic discipline which concerns itself with these matters. We of all people should know better”(2).
In the 20th century, the condition of being cut off from tradition,manipulated by unfriendly institutions and subjected to sudden violence became almost universal.
The A+ B theorem has met with almost universal rejection from academic economists on the grounds that, although B payments may be made initially to“other organizations,” they will not necessarily be lost to the flow of available purchasing power.
This extended contact with the Danubians led these northerners into mother worship,and for several thousands of years cremation of the dead was almost universal throughout Scandinavia.
Although there is almost universal consensus that c-section use has increased beyond the reasonable level of need in many countries, effective interventions to optimise use have proven elusive," Ana Pilar Betran, a lead author and WHO researcher, said.
The paper surveys the historically close relationship between the party and American Jewry which endured throughout the 20th century,as well as almost universal support in the party for the special bond between the US and Israel.
Think, finally, how far removed the almost universal standards of judgment to-day- the reckoning of everything in economic terms- are from that appreciation of extra-human phenomena to which we come when we learn to experience all that may be drawn from Spiritual Science as to the relationship of men to these other realms of existence.
Of course, one may fairly readily verbalize such a notion, butin actual fact it is very difficult not to fall into the almost universal tendency to treat our knowledge as a set of basically fixed truths, and thus not of the nature of process(eg., one may admit that knowledge is always changing but say that it is accumulative, thus implying that its basic elements are permanent truths which we have to discover).