Sentence examples for applies much more from inspiring English sources

At the moment, that thought applies much more broadly.

She was referring specifically to the Benghazi controversy, but her point applies much more generally.

The same, of course, applies much more extensively to any straight married couple that uses contraception: they too are undermining what National Review believes to be the core reason for civil marriage.

In the next section we establish a CoA result that applies much more generally.

(Note: These examples employ "identically distributed" trials — repeated tosses of a coin — as an illustration. But Convergence Theorem 2 applies much more generally.

Each doctrine applies much more widely than to just intentional states: the impression of signet ring in wax is offered as an example of a form's being received without the matter (to which later commentators add images in mirrors), while the identity of active and passive factors applies to any agent-patient interaction in general.

I think it should be applied much more often".

Here the lacquer is applied much more thinly, and the brushstrokes have an easy fluency.

Karen Freedman, a lawyer involved in the case that prompted the ruling, said such a standard could and should be applied much more widely.

But when Sock got broken at 2-2, he would spend the rest of the match playing from trailing and was not able to apply much more pressure.

(The death penalty is applied much more surely and much more frequently — and not much less swiftly — for smoking than for murder. Makes you wonder about the deterrent effect of capital punishment).