Sentence examples for that still applied from inspiring English sources
When the word "meme" was popularised by the evolutionary biologist/Twitter personality Richard Dawkins, he was referring to genetic "ideas, behaviours or styles that spread from person to person within a culture" – a definition that still applied when the internet first co-opted the term to mean "cat jokes".
He said they had been elected on the Conservative general election pledge to cut numbers to the "tens of thousands" and that still applied.
I was curious if that still applied, given his work status.
"It has a certain irreverence that still applies today.
"I'll have to ask my lawyer if that still applies or not".
I think that still applies, that the loss of revenue through overpricing the tickets was insignificant compared with the reawakening of a spirit.
"Historically Stoke teams have been really difficult to beat here, and we've got to make sure that still applies," said Mark Hughes.
The two countries' labour ministers recently urged the commission to put pressure on those countries that still apply restrictions on their workers to lift them next year.
Some of these moments are about survival in open boats; others are about rescues, and about old codes of conduct that still apply for some mariners.
Almost everyone believes that a return to formal rent controls of the type that still apply to some tenancies that began before 1989 have had their day and would now do more harm than good.
