Sentence examples for this applies more from inspiring English sources

This applies more to the verdant, swampy south of the country, such as the Chiapas or Yucatan.

But hopefully the boys enjoyed our time together – they seemed to – and maybe got the impression that people sometimes go to work and sometimes look after children and that this applies more or less equally to mummy and daddy.

Pundits are frequently quizzed on areas they're not experts on (refereeing decisions, for example) and this applies more specifically to roles on the pitch, so Neville is, naturally, most engaging when discussing defending.

In Brazil, I think this applies more in individual than collective terms.

The editor also needs to be prepared for flak from rejected authors, although this applies more to research papers than to reviews, partly because it happens more often, and partly because there is often so much riding on the success of a research paper.

The Gallup report states that research has shown the well-being index to be correlated to per capita GDP growth, although a paper by Betsey Stevenson and Justin Wolfers suggests this applies more to short term growth in GDP than long term growth.

Nowhere does this apply more than in upgrading our infrastructure.

This tradition applies more towards the end of a parliament when a government has run out of things to do and is trying to find ways of filling up the parliamentary calendar without appearing to be wasting everyone's time.

This charge applies more generally to any non-bivalent theory of vagueness coupled with the T-schema.

This result applies more generally to other cases where a macroscopic system (not idealized as finite-dimensional) experiences decoherence due to interaction with its environment (see Donald 1998).

This conclusion applies more to time paralyzed than to depth of paralysis.