Sentence examples for applying exclusively from inspiring English sources

Law firms know it's highly unlikely that you're applying exclusively to them.

"I had no idea that Sloan Kettering was even an option," recalls Heller, who had had been applying exclusively to universities.

Whenever a sentence containing a name is ontologically committed to some entity denoted by the name, so will be a regimented sentence that contains a predicate applying exclusively to that entity.

Having said that, I should point out that when Locke thinks of a species or genus, he is not thinking of these terms as applying exclusively in the biological realm, but rather as applying generally to any possible classification scheme we create when we organize our world through naming.

For the law wasn't applying exclusively to entities that had received something from the government.

The current lowering of the talent bar doesn't apply exclusively to the famous and infamous.

Critics have called the policy discriminatory because, until now, it has applied exclusively to Haitians.

It turns out not to apply exclusively — or even primarily — to Lili.

The city argued that the federal Medicaid law applied exclusively to the state.

Based on custom or legislation, it applied exclusively to Roman citizens.

Some insurance experts were surprised to discover that the legislation applies exclusively to terrorism committed by foreign groups or nations.