Sentence examples for pertain but from inspiring English sources

These generalities do not always pertain, but serve as useful guides to the design or interpretation of trials.

These generalities do not always pertain, but they serve as useful guides to the design or interpretation of trials.

Traffic If you live in LA, this argument might not pertain, but the unavoidable fact is that traffic in Park City during the Sundance Film Festival sucks.

An additional specimen from Bed IV (NHM R.5892) may also pertain, but diagnostic features were not preserved.

Of course, the camps are decent, and something like the rule of law pertains, but it still looked like a scene from the nineteen-thirties.

When cancer is viewed within this frame, selection still pertains but its exact role and scope can be understood as secondary to a greater imperative of self-referential cells encountering stresses and reacting to them according to their limits.

Natural selection pertains but it is not a driver of speciation.

The standards of 1998 do not pertain today, but even then there was a strong expectation that peer review would be rigorous and the Lancet would not have published bad science – and it was difficult then for clinical researchers to get published in that journal.

"This particular audio piece did not particularly pertain to Venice, but the idea was sufficiently general that I was able to work with performers and a studio to expand it.

And the President made a point of telling us that what he said does not just pertain to Libya, but more broadly to "the use of America's military power, and America's broader leadership in the world, under my Presidency".

However, it has been argued that such a distinction does not pertain to metaphysics but rather to the conceptual apparatus by means of which we describe the realm of things that happen.