Sentence examples for may apply but from inspiring English sources

In each case only the most privileged may apply but, as far as the two alternatives are concerned, the owner is not just monied but also highly discerning.

Regular SMS charges may apply, but you will not pay Pingle or CrunchGear for this service.

Researchers in any field and in any part of the world may apply, but ERC grantees must work at least half the time at a European host institution.

We suggest that a low inclination starting condition may apply, but stress that our SEMM satellite formation model could be compatible with Jupiter's obliquity even for mutually inclined giant planets.

The Klinkenberg correction is quite important for low-permeability sandstones, where a factor of 0.5 may apply, but for high permeabilities (>100 mD) the Klinkenberg correction is less pronounced and a factor in the order of 0.8 0.9 may apply (Tanikawa and Shimamoto 2009; Duan and Yang 2014).

But here is the other side of that coin, from what I have seen; all or none of these may apply, but it's my hunch that at least one is the case.... 1.

Such a notion may apply elsewhere, but you can alter that sentiment about it when it comes to USA/Canada women's ice hockey.

Startups from all industries may apply, including but not limited to: biotech, blockchain, artificial intelligence, enterprise, consumer goods and hardware or software.

Uncertainty may apply to, but need not be limited to, causality or the bounds of the possible harm.

Trusts achieved that goal and the concept has remained in existence ever since, representing the continual struggle of those with wealth to subvert the rule of law that may apply to others but that they believe should not apply to them.

Evaluation using fresh samples from recently completed trials is planned to try to understand whether the potential predictive value of plasma VEGF-A may apply to some but not all tumour types in which bevacizumab has demonstrated activity.