Sentence examples for does not mean applying from inspiring English sources
That does not mean applying for every vacancy in which they have a slight interest, she suggests, but to study what employers are looking for in roles to which these job-seekers are well matched.
That doesn't mean applying frills, scatting (in any conventional sense), or dipping into gospel.
Although patients who had good surgical results made up a quarter of those in the study, that does not mean the findings apply to a quarter of the two million Americans who have emphysema, Dr. Weinmann said.
A higher SPF does not mean that you apply sunscreen less often.
Just because previous interventions did not lead to a wider war, does not mean the same will apply in Syria; if you juggle with a grenade long enough, it may go off.
However, the static nature of CSD does not mean it cannot be applied to studying dynamic network systems.
Although the GDPR sets out a so-called 'one-stop-shop' principle — that there should be a "lead" DPA to co-ordinate supervision between any "concerned" DPAs — this does not mean that, once it applies, a cross-EU-border operator like Facebook is only going to be answerable to the concerns of the Irish DPA.
The mere fact that in certain circumstances someone would apply 'red' to white things does not mean that they are disposed to apply red to white things — after all, the mere fact that in certain circumstances something would burn does not mean that it is flammable in the ordinary sense.
As the recent imprisonment of two people for the abuse suffered by Caroline Criado-Perez shows, being online does not mean the law doesn't apply to you.
Just because it worked there does not mean that model could be applied elsewhere.
This does not mean that moral principles all apply to public authority in the way they do to private persons; they do not, yet there is no exemption of public authorities from the exceptionless moral norms against intentionally killing the innocent, lying, rape and other extra-marital sex, and so forth.
