Sentence examples for they apply more from inspiring English sources

While these principles are tailored specifically to the mortgage finance system, I think they apply more broadly to the larger financial system.

They apply more inclusive methods that better involve, activate and motivate students, encourage cooperation and help develop general competences in students.

They apply more specifically to traditional concerns about balancing respect for liberty with advancing health and are more prevalent in the public health ethics literature than the previous three.

31 Rather our suggestion is conditional and relative: if such arguments have any merit (and some people think that they do) then they apply more forcefully against MST than against PNT, because only the former is an instance of selective reproduction.

But an analysis published in Science in 1975 showed that none of Berkeley's faculties were biased; women had much lower overall success rates because they applied more often at faculties that were harder to get into.

Like the United States and Europe, he said, China and India might find it more advantageous to negotiate bilateral agreements in which they can apply more pressure on a single trading partner.

"If the front tires are dedicated to doing nothing but turning," he said, "they can apply more force to the job of turning.

The practical implication for banks is that they must apply more capital against the loans that have been fingered, or else arrange some other kind of so-called credit enhancement.

We present 14 design observations for public safety networks (PSNs) and describe how they may apply more broadly to a wider range of inter-organizational systems within the public sector.

But they would alter that, as they tried to apply more pressure on Collins, and Shockey accumulated 5 catches for 89 yards.

After the first game, Luol Deng said the Bulls needed to "shrink the floor" on defense, meaning they needed to apply more pressure and send more defenders toward the ball.