Sentence examples for apply much more from inspiring English sources

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.

We seem to apply much more stringent criteria to our choice of car than of partner and are more demanding of blameless pieces of machinery than we are of ourselves.

The number of crimes reported has doubled since last year, throwing light on how social media users frequently apply much more lax security rules in their online life than they would offline or even when using things such as email.

While Brandt's complaint is particularly directed at the ideal observer theory of (Firth 1952), this objection seems to apply much more broadly; it is obvious, for instance, that Rawls's veil of ignorance is designed precisely to prevent the contractors from acting in an interested manner.

There is some scientific evidence suggesting Dean is right -- and that his arguments apply much more widely, to homophobes in politics, religion and the wider world.

At the moment, that thought applies much more broadly.

I think it should be applied much more often".

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

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.

(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).