Sentence examples for it applies not from inspiring English sources

It applies not only to its medical center, but the entire university, including the aforementioned 24,000 employees and its 8,500 visitors and patients each year.

It applies not only to the defendants.

It applies not just to the alphabet, but also to how books are built, and the way they work.

And it applies not only to people occupying parks; it also ought to be heard by those in charge of carrying out evictions.

And it applies not only to the US but to every industrialised country whose government fantasises that new high-tech businesses are the key to industrial renewal.

That prohibition was first ordered by President Gerald Ford, and in the view of some lawyers, it applies not only to foreign leaders but to civilians.

I thought it applied not only to the race, but also to New York and America these days.

What if it were applied not to people you dislike but to you, or your family?

It initially applied not only to immigrants but also legal residents of the United States.

It would apply not just to full-time people, but part-timers over 20 hours too.

Let me strongly recommend, however, that you make time to read Soraya Chemaly's provocative article entitled "Why Are So Many Boys Leaving High School Thinking Rape Is Funny?" and think about how it applies -- not just to high school and college students -- but to an extremely precocious fifth grader.