Sentence examples for term applicable from inspiring English sources

But "obligation" is a moral term, applicable only in a world of other beings.

But extremism is an all-purpose term applicable to a wide array of ideas.

It is occasionally described as an organ producing mucus, which drained out through the nose; or it is referred to by a generic term applicable to the viscera as a whole.

That's because supporting is too general a term (applicable to monetary and moral support as well as military support); the more familiar synonym, overseeing, connotes top-down authority from the United States, offensive to Iraqi allies, and overseer is associated with plantation life before the Civil War.

It seems the "1%" is not only a term applicable to the economy as a whole – it's also taking place within the app store economy, too.

The signification of a term is the property the presence of which in a thing makes the term applicable, and the intension or connotation of a term is what is applicable to any possible thing to which the term is applicable.

The second time, the rate was changed to "the current short-term applicable federal rate".

The university declined to elaborate on what that meant, but the Internal Revenue Service's short-term applicable federal rate at the time was 0.19 percent.

Forthright, clear, pastoral and moving are also terms applicable to the opening address and later statements in Dallas by Bishop Wilton D. Gregory, the president of the bishops' conference.

All decisions with respect to the redundancy or severance terms applicable to departing HBOS senior executives, including pensions, were made by the HBOS remuneration committee or board of HBOS, prior to the acquisition by Lloyds".

Supporting this, research shows that when talking about origami folding, people use spatial terms applicable to math (Taylor & Tenbrink, 2013; Tenbrink & Taylor, 2015).