Sentence examples for rather it applies to from inspiring English sources

This Texas law doesn't apply to "marriages;" rather it applies to "persons".

It is rather comprehensive in that it applies to a wide variety of boundary value problems; here, we treat the Neumann and Dirichlet problems as well as the boundary value problem arising from acoustic scattering at the interface of two fluids.

The Rooney Rule appeals to some because it applies to interviewing rather than hiring.

The reason it has been disregarded for the purposes of fighting terrorism is that, rather inconveniently for the governments concerned, it applies to states as well as non-state groups.

The reason is that science is a rational formula, and the same rational formula explains a thing and its privation, only not in the same way; and in a sense it applies to both, but in a sense it applies rather to the positive fact.

Rather, it applied only to "a certain type of activity — the conduct of worship services — and not to the free expression of religious views associated with it".

Rather, it would apply to a company's whole research enterprise.

Or should it rather apply to these future victims, secretly infatuated with the idea of a martyrdom that will fan the flames of violence for generations to come?

Rather, it can be applied to whole genome data to focus attention on a small subset of genes which seem to provide some support for recessive effects.

This change was not retroactive, but rather only applied to "all patents hereafter granted". Ibid.

In general, students apply to the future supervisor directly, rather than applying to the university or funding bodies.