Example sentences for: ubiquity

How can you use “ubiquity” in a sentence? Here are some example sentences to help you improve your vocabulary:

  • Nobody says this to men about their baseball caps, the ubiquity of which has reduced choices for men just as general hatlessness has diminished the possibilities for women.

  • I think what was funny to contemporary readers was a) the Santa-like ubiquity of Eleanor Roosevelt and b) the unthinkability of a wealthy lady getting her clothes dirty in a dangerous place.

  • However, some of the words he indicates as listed by The Economist in 1986 are not by origin English but French ( hotel, cigarette ) or international ( telephone ). True, they may owe their worldwide currency and ubiquity to the fact that they were part of the body of English word export, but are they really words that originated in English or are they loanwords in English?

  • He cites the ubiquity of the multicultural curriculum in the schools and the blithe acceptance of it even by teachers and administrators with no ethnic or ideological ax to grind.

  • Previously, AT-hooks have been detected primarily in eukaryotic chromatin-associated proteins, particularly transcription factors, where they function as accessory DNA-binding domains [ 74 ] . The ubiquity of the AT-hook-like modules in the β' subunits of DDRPs suggests that they were recruited for nucleic acid recognition in LUCA if not earlier.


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