Sentence examples for applied to plenty from inspiring English sources

The word was in widespread use, applied to plenty of contexts other than the workings of the Holy Roman Empire long before the American constitution was written.

This is perhaps true, but in a survey of the literature, as it were, I found it applied to plenty of male books, and in particular those written by James Patterson.

This concept applies to plenty of fantasy assets whose value has risen and fallen these last few weeks and months.

The same would apply to plenty of other foods we happily eat, from nutmeg to poppy seeds and cyanide-packed apple pips.

The ideal gas equations can be used to work out how much air inside a cake will expand (though it's unlikely to be used for that) but it also applies to plenty of other situations.

Release 16 is where you'll see the ultra-reliable, low latency capability, which is really required for things such as autonomous vehicles, operating machinery remotely in dangerous areas that might require high-resolution camera feeds or with highly responsive and accurate telemedicine or telesurgery - that applies to plenty of industrial equipment too.

And that can even apply to sport; plenty of Australians took more pleasure in losing in 2005 than in the myriad wallopings that preceded it.

The central target is the Hacked Off campaign, though there is plenty of pressure applied to the Labour party too in order to head off the possibility of legislation.

Plenty of methods have been applied to overcome these problems.

The principles of pasture management may be applied to indoor stabling of pigs in large pens with plenty of straw bedding, e.g. deep-litter systems.

Until now, plenty of high-k materials have been applied to the sensing membranes of ISFETs, including SiO2, Si3N4[1, 2], Ta2O5[3 5], Al2O3[6], TiO2[7, 8], HfO2[9, 10], SnO2[11], etc.