Sentence examples for apply more to from inspiring English sources

This suggests that the E.U. rules apply more to some states than others.

Some skills may apply more to one discipline than to another.

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

It is just that most of the historical examples would seem to apply more to tackling Dr. Dean's opponents than to defeating him.

There is even some suggestion that stretching (particularly of the static kind) could be actively bad for you, though this seems to apply more to sprinters than endurance runners.

Two things, and both apply more to the ensemble created by the two biggest names of what used to be called hi-tech architecture than to the Rogers building alone.

That applies more to the Scotland team than most.

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

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

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

MELISSA RAFFONI: Well, the percentage piece really applies more to the concept of time leveraging.