Sentence examples for applicable those from inspiring English sources

Before I could point out how oddly applicable those lines might be to his current ambitions, he typed back: again though these are the most famous quotes in the aeneid not anything particular that i found.

But how applicable those lessons are to the United States as a whole is debatable; both cities have very small black populations, and Vancouver's success relies partly on a government-approved center where drug addicts can shoot up under the eyes of a nurse and without fear of arrest — an experiment unlikely to be repeated in the United States.

The allodynia questionnaire is not presently adapted for children, so we suggested the parents to indicate as "not applicable" those questions specific to adults.

The presented approach is suitable for solution of dense problems and also applicable for those applications where we are adding new data to the original problem and QR factorization of the problem matrix is already available.

Thomas Carlyle's description of music as "unfathomable speech, which leads us to the edge of the Infinite, and lets us for moments gaze into that" is even more applicable to those of us who make music than those who merely listen to it.

The findings may be applicable to those who do not have telephone and those who are homeless.

Thus, the results presented here may not be applicable to those without telephones, such as the homeless, those in institutions, or who are incarcerated.

The most important early contrast was between laws that were by nature, and thus generally applicable, and those that were conventional and operated only in those places where the particular convention had been established.

The correlation with acuity across the acuity spectrum suggests that these measurements may be applicable to those patients critically ill, possibly in the ICU and also to those patients in a general hospital ward.

There was no assets test, only a very generous income test applicable to those under 70.

I call it the "died and gone to heaven syndrome" and it is applicable to those whose new job represents a significant promotion.