Sentence examples for that once applied from inspiring English sources

Her opposition to affirmative action is noteworthy; that liberal program has been a substitute for honesty, grit and determination, traits that once applied to the American people.

For example, ATRP can produce a polymer that, once applied in place, forms a gasket seal that offers a combination of oil and heat resistance, adhesiveness, and flexibility.

But why has a word that once applied to a specific literary genre become so reductive and heavily gendered when applied to music?

Nell is willing to take responsibility for her choices, but the vocabulary that once applied to her situation is no longer in fashion: "No one used the word adultery any more; it was not a cool word, and to pronounce it was a social gaffe".

This estimation has to find the possible transformation functions and their respective parameters, so that once applied to transformed image; it becomes closest to the original one.

95 It is hypothesized that once applied to the skin, ALA and MAL are preferentially taken up by the pilosebaceous unit and augment the response to light therapy.

That maxim once applied to Detroit's Big Three car companies, when they dominated American manufacturing.

It may be that a Web-driven culture of irony latches onto the movie lines for something other than brilliance, or is downright allergic to the kind of polish that was once applied to the best bits of dialogue.

To borrow a phrase that nuns once applied to naughty children in my school, the play is a bold, brazen piece.

Rich in clay, pietra leccese is so soft when it comes from the quarry that it can be modeled like wood, and the voluptuous carving that comes forth is so fine that gilt was once applied directly to the stone.

In fact, a recent case in England portrays (in a less draconian way) that laws which were once applied under different circumstances are now being extended to include social media sites.