Sentence examples for principle does not apply from inspiring English sources
But that German physicist's uncertainty principle does not apply to Mr. Bailey.
As the case is being pursued in the Californian courts, it seems that the Derbyshire principle does not apply.
When there is no conversation, the Cooperative Principle does not apply.
Therefore, the modal transfer principle does not apply, and so their modal status will not be absolutely necessary.
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No, the guilt-by-association principle does not apply to you when unspeakable violence is carried out in the name of Christianity, even if historically there is a track record of such violence from the Crusades to the Atlantic slave trade and European colonial enterprises to the lynching of African Americans.
At Maimonides, he said, the simplicity principle doesn't apply.
So the handicap principle doesn't apply to intelligence per se.
Advocates of academic freedom would instantly say the principle doesn't apply because fundamentalism has already rejected the university's detached quest for truth.
For example, Yelp is great for restaurants, but the same principle doesn't apply to therapy.
Yet a recent commentary in the New York Times by Thomas Groome argues that this principle doesn't apply to women's most fundamental freedoms — the right to decide whether, how, when, and with whom we have families.
