Sentence examples for be applied very from inspiring English sources

Broad as the law is, however, it tends to be applied very narrowly to immigrants who are mostly Latino and poor.

But the chilling thing is that there doesn't seem to be anything specially problematic about Middlesex philosophy, and the reasoning that has led to its announced closure could be applied very widely throughout the universities.

Ideally – and probably – the sanctions won't need to be applied very often but everyone knows they're there and that they will operate in the event of unacceptable behaviour or actions.

"National patent laws thematically are very similar, but can be applied very differently.

In CRYSTALS these can be applied very efficiently using the command SAME.

On the other hand numerical integrators can be applied very directly to any dynamical problem.

Vibrato, though not banished altogether, was applied very sparingly, for fleeting expressive touches.

That's perhaps a diplomatic way of saying that American courtrooms aren't nearly as strict and orderly as those in Pakistan and that the presumption of innocence is applied very differently in the two countries.

"There was and still is a culture of guessing of what the rules mean, and they are applied very differently from school to school," said Mr. Stillman, who resigned this year and now works for a nonprofit educational group.

"We've always worked very closely with business so our research has been applied, very close to market.

This is particularly important because the terminology of tacit knowledge is applied very widely, but is rarely explicitly explained.