Sentence examples for time applies to from inspiring English sources

(It's no secret that the phrase "done a little time" applies to a cast member or two).

The three-year waiting time applies to refugees who get a "temporary protected status" – which is given to those who can show they are in immediate danger in their home countries.

Moreover, the low cost of CEUS, related to the examination time, applies to a health care setting where CEUS is well established since CEUS is not part of radiology training in many European countries.

The previously unknown "policy," revealed here for the first time, applies to all captives regardless of whether they were wrongfully detained, have never been charged with a crime, or have prevailed in challenging the legality of their detention in habeas corpus proceedings, according to the DOD.

Therefore, in agreement with other authors [ 46, 66], we conclude that there is no evidence that Cope's Rule [ 67, 68], which states body size tends to increase through time, applies to primates.

Time applied to unpaid work can provide a partial substitute for consumer expenditures.

THE GREAT DEBATERS The triumph of the underdog formula, this time applied to the exciting world of college debating.

He said he had struggled to get interviews and wondered at the recent meeting whether he was spending too much time applying to jobs online.

The book's premise is a variation on the theme Lovins first laid out back in 1976, this time applied to petroleum.

And here's the classic false-title problem that we want to avoid — this time applied to a thing instead of a person.

As Adarand Constructors v. Peña, the case led in 1995 to a landmark Supreme Court decision that for the first time applied to federal affirmative action programs the same "strict scrutiny" the court had earlier applied to state and local programs.