Sentence examples for doesn't actually apply from inspiring English sources

And new lenders are wary of writing the new mortgages because the F.H.A. insurance doesn't actually apply if borrowers miss their first payment — not exactly an unprecedented event in the subprime market.

* If you are reading this, Mr Latham, that last statement does not actually apply to you.

Still, that isn't too much of a disappointment as I didn't actually apply for any on the grounds that the only event which might attract my interest – beach volleyball – is likely to be heavily over-subscribed.

Wake up and oppose the "Ground Zero Mosque" the "Islamization of America" and prove to those who hate the freedom in America that those freedoms, as Newt argues, don't actually apply to all Americans.

If search engines detect that you are trying to manipulate your site ranking by using tags and keywords where they don't actually apply, it will negatively affect your performance.

We acquired fieldmaps but did not actually apply distortion compensation to the data because we wanted to quantify the severity of distortion and signal loss in the data acquisition, without dependence on the efficacy of a particular distortion correction algorithm.

However, this research did not actually apply modularity.

Perhaps the New Deal paradigm everybody is applying doesn't actually fit the circumstances.

According to the notes, the company that provides another product, known as Flo Stop P, informed Range that it doesn't actually produce the product, they just apply a label to it and resell it.

Most were employed in the asbestos-related factories in the "not classified" category (60.71%), followed by "those that applied to use asbestos but did not actually use it" (12.13%), "those that applied to use asbestos (8.23%), and "asbestos friction industry" (6.65%).

It doesn't actually work".