Sentence examples for obviously applicable from inspiring English sources

He noted that previous administrations adhered to the Geneva Conventions even when they were not obviously applicable.

On the contrary, it's generally useful and obviously applicable to government, as Mr Romney's successful tenure as governor of Massachusetts shows.

While obviously applicable when I taught history in a prep school, it was just as useful to my work researching and writing persuasively in the advertising industry.

Second, because I've not judged a books prize before, and third, because reading what will (with any luck) be the best romantic writing of the year will be a treat (and may even – unlikely, this – help me with my own abortive attempt at the genre…) The term "romantic fiction" is obviously applicable to all sorts of writing: what is, say, Atonement, if not romantic?

Even if Aristotle begins with topics that seem most obviously applicable to the virtuous behavior of an individual – her courage or her temperance, her dispositions or her voluntary choices, for example – the Ethics shifts over the course of its ten books to topics that are decidedly more interpersonal in nature.

But in other philosophical areas the methodologically naturalistic project may seem less obviously applicable.

"If you're a wealthy person in Houston and you're guilty, you always hire Dick DeGuerin," says one Austin lawyer (a comment that is obviously not applicable to Mr DeLay who has long maintained his innocence).Mr DeGuerin says he will seek to re-instate the three-year statute of limitations for Mr DeLay, who previously had signed a waiver.

But this is obviously not applicable to physically transporting samples.

Evolutionary theory predicts that a long post-reproductive life can evolve only if post-reproductive females can gain a fitness advantage by improving the reproductive success of their offspring by means of some kind of care (the 'grandmother hypothesis'; [66]), but that is obviously not applicable to copepods.

Using this approach, all previously significant working memory and emotional perception comparisons remained significant (obviously not applicable to WRAT comparisons).

This approach makes classification heavily dependent on the quality of the annotation of the genomes under analysis and it is obviously less applicable to new – poorly annotated – genomes.