Sentence examples for this principle apply from inspiring English sources

But how does this principle apply to psychotherapists?

Does this principle apply to eukaryotic genomes as well?

This principle applies far beyond comedy.

"I'm not clear why this principle applies to unelected foreigners but not to homegrown appointees.

This principle applies whether you are stewing, roasting, steaming, grilling, barbecuing, boiling, frying, or indeed microwaving.

There is no such thing as being wholly in the right, or wholly in the wrong; and this principle applies to politics as much as to personal life.

Individuals, not states, should be free to make up their own minds, and this principle applies to boycotts in the UK, too.

This principle applies to both ecosystems and economies of human settlements, which in the book's perspective amount to the same thing.

And, Mr. Thiessen writes: "If this principle applies to taking human life, it must certainly apply to coercive interrogation as well.

The Bolsheviks found that this principle applied to themselves after October, when they expected to disengage quickly from World War I.

This principle applies not only to manufactured goods like textiles and aircraft but also to labor services, including lectures on economics.