Sentence examples for better apply to from inspiring English sources

The big question is simple enough: if we now demand belt-tightening from just about everyone in the public sector, hadn't the same considerations better apply to the firms and individuals who wouldn't be in business if it wasn't for public contracts?

Based on this study, it is suggested that research into processes of responsibility and agency capability in different energy systems and at different scales could further advance the concept of energy justice, to better apply to, and even encourage unconventional, small-scale energy solutions.

"Dual containment" sounds better applied to Chernobyl than to Iraq and Iran.

With more knowledge, these approaches can be better applied to provide smarter solutions.

Mr. Grant said the cost of paying out such small claims would drain money better applied to larger claims.

Perhaps the parasite description may be better applied to politicians, who finally seem to have woken up to the fact that publishing is a thriving "creative industry".

"And you know, that skill set of trying to figure out how do we make something work better applies to the federal government.

I think that term better applies to the N.R.A., though it's not the first word that springs to mind when I mull its current effort.

After all, there have now been a lot of Supreme Court justices, so this theme will be better applied to cubs in a higher-ranking family.

It would be better applied to a meeting which is not chiefly a festival of self-congratulation and, as in Genoa's particular case, a public-relations disaster.

"Faux sophistication" — and that is quite a charge for Will to be lobbing — is a term that might be better applied to the glib explanations given to students about how it is a privilege to pay interest for decades.