Sentence examples for be liberally applied from inspiring English sources

Then it introduced corn that was resistant to its Roundup herbicide -- a trait it first used in soybeans, which allows weed killer to be liberally applied without fear of killing the plant.

In short, the First Amendment should be liberally applied to shield these kinds of parodies from legal liability.

To prevent this from happening again, temperature resistant lubricant or grease must be liberally applied to the threads of the breech plug after each use and cleaning.

(Caveat: at auto shows, the word "new" is liberally applied).

Perfume was liberally applied but cosmetics less so.

The term "cult" is liberally applied to novels, but can have myriad meanings.

Then makeup is liberally applied to prevent my bald forehead reflecting the light.

Manuscripts and rare photographs have been borrowed from an archive in New York, and his quotations have been liberally applied to council vehicles.

Modern urban planning was liberally applied in Eritrea – for example, in Agordat, Assab, Dekemhare, Keren, and Mendefera – but the simultaneous experience of Italy's conquest of Ethiopia and modernism's global pre-war climax is what makes Asmara so special.

For decades now, the two have been engaged in a smack-down death match in which the term "exclusive" is liberally applied, the "canoodling" of B-list celebrities is deemed worthy of print, and the chance for distinctive coverage -- particularly of politics and crime -- is better than even.

Green algae has a promising future as an alternative energy source -- assuming that the right kind of biochemistry is liberally applied.