Sentence examples for pertains less from inspiring English sources

I wonder if that pairing of words pertains less directly to Moses' actual speaking abilities - made manifest time and time again throughout the Torah - and more to his fear of being unheard or ignored.

The Romers found that the Fed's superior information about inflation pertained less to the current quarter than to the next four quarters.

But the most misleading effect of your article is your failure to stress that declining populations, while important where the occur, pertain to less than half of the world's population and that countries that are still growing are probably not rushing to decline as fast as is widely assumed.

Are intellectual property rights involving genetics and genomics subject matter to which licensing arrangements pertain more or less likely to be involved in infringement litigation?

This reflects what pertains in the rural and less industrial settings in many developing countries, including Ghana (16).

Type IV latency is less strictly defined and pertains to infectious mononucleosis patients and patients with a post-transplant lymphoproliferative disease [9].

Much of this evidence pertains to the adult population with far less attention devoted to evaluating the pediatric literature.

Most of the families belonged to the less privileged economic levels; 53.6% pertained to Class C and 35.7% pertained to Classes D and E (low economic level) (Table 1).

So whatever, anyway, "the rules" as they pertain to girls are, I guess, nothing less than an instructional spray of lead slugs that come from all sides (like pals/boys/the retarded dominant culture), all the time.

Episodes not mentioning cancer may have pertained to an entirely unrelated condition, or (less likely) may have been incorrectly coded.

However, these latter studies essentially pertained to patients with septic shock, and less than 15% of the patients presented severe heart failure (cardiogenic shock).