Sentence examples for theory does not apply from inspiring English sources

The theory does not apply to corporate officials, and it can give rise to fines but not incarceration.

More significantly, Obama is essentially a first-generation African-American, so that theory does not apply in his case.

Hence, the theory does not apply to polymers that craze.

Stars may be said to evolve, but they do not reproduce and so biological theory does not apply to them.

Here theory does not apply exactly because of heteroskedasticity: the test uses default standard errors in the first-stage regression, while I use robust standard errors.

Its applicability is restricted, however, because traditional VHBP theory does not apply for unsaturated or deformable porous media, and because precise knowledge of the boundary condition on the interface of the borehole outlet (screen) is required for accurate KFS determination.

My wife works in TV and says James is spot-on, but that his theory doesn't apply to her or her friends' successes, so I'm assuming she's a subclinical triadic psychopath with machiavellian tendencies.

Section 3 begins with examples that delimit some of the possibilities when the analytic theory doesn't apply and that section and the next discuss two sets of those examples after which there are two sections on related mathematical issues which are connected to the subject and where Kato made important contributions.

Until recently, it was assumed that the theory did not apply to unicellular organisms such as bacteria, since they have no soma to dispose of, merely a single cell that creates the next generation by dividing in two.

So the classical tools of potential theory do not apply here.

As described in Background, many components of asexuality theory do not apply to ciliates or to Tetrahymena in particular.