Sentence examples for no less applicable from inspiring English sources

In his farewell address, President George Washington said: "I hold the maxim no less applicable to public than to private affairs, that honesty is always the best policy".

While Holocaust victims exemplified the conclusions of Keys' study, his observations are no less applicable to those living in food insecure homes now.

This video may not be a direct reaction to the Heat's victory over the San Antonio Spurs -- it was made when Miami was pitted against another Texas team, the Dallas Mavericks, in 2011 -- but it's no less applicable today.

Our method for quantification of the reproduction ratio might, therefore, be less applicable in situations where no or very few pigs are MRSA positive within a compartment, and where MRSA is present in the environment.

The creators of reality shows have come to prefer the term "unscripted," but as the genre has developed both terms have come to be less applicable.

But when the Arab Spring drew the United States into a new set of military interventions in the Middle East, the 2001 resolution's authority was far less applicable.

Similarly, when forced to choose one option that is either less true or less applicable, the selection will tend to be perceived as less positive.

He said the nature of work was changing irrevocably, and Australia must embrace a future in which old conceptions of traditional working hours, and full-time permanent jobs, was less applicable.

Gray said the argument was "even less applicable" in the Northern Territory where the commonwealth had expanded powers, including governing the ability of NT courts to consider Aboriginal customary law in sentencing.

The authors acknowledge that most of the studies are old, which may make the findings less applicable to modern health settings.

In heavier atoms, greater magnetic interactions among electrons cause L and S to be poorly defined, and these selection rules are less applicable.