Sentence examples for applied more to from inspiring English sources

There were also miscegenation laws, though those applied more to interracial marriage than sex.

The first half of the couplet applied more to Suckers, which played a staunchly idiosyncratic opening set.

This argument made headway during the year, though at German insistence it was applied more to tightening budget rules than to any economic policy coordination that might jeopardize the European Central Bank's independence.

On Tuesday, that description applied more to his own team, which stole four bases and hit two home runs — a three-run shot in the second by Swisher and a two-run blast in the sixth by Mark Teixeira, whose 24th homer tied Jose Bautista of Toronto for the major league lead.

If the under-35s figure out how much the fiscal crunch is being applied more to them than others, don't be surprised to find a generational revolution, or at least more political pressure and voting by younger people).

As this tension was applied more to the trailing head than leading head, these results were interpreted to mean that trailing head detachment was promoted by external tension, suggesting that internal force generated by the leading head's docking promotes trailing head detachment during the normal walking cycle.

That applies more to the Scotland team than most.

Mr. Gore's accusation applies more to the future than to the present.

One might imagine that applies more to governments than NGOs, but Gwynne disagrees.

First impressions Marks & Spencer may have coined the "This is no ordinary …" tagline, but it surely applies more to Harrods.

After Paradise Lost came Paradise Regained, though that may apply more to Cheltenham, where (Russell) Milton was until recently manager.