Sentence examples for that still apply from inspiring English sources
Does that still apply, or will Cameron write that off as campaign scaremongering?
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.
Rivalry among IP voice providers, it seems, has done a far better job of disciplining the providers and encouraging competition than have the thousands of yellowing pages of detailed rules that still apply to the remaining wireline providers.
Do you understand that?" – still apply to Cruz today.
"It has a certain irreverence that still applies today.
"I'll have to ask my lawyer if that still applies or not".
Rosenberg had been born into Guatemala's oligarchy — a term that still applies to the semi-feudal Central American nation, where more than half of its fourteen million people, many of them Mayan, live in severe poverty.
Moreover, he noted that workers would need to be compensated by increased wages if they were to bear the cost of acquiring new skills an assumption that still applies in contemporary human-capital theory.
There's old research (1960s old) about computer system performance and its impact on user perception and task performance that still applies today.
