Sentence examples for very much applies from inspiring English sources

"Caveat emptor – let the buyer beware – very much applies here," says Lewis.

I think he's wrong, but he very much applies the Bain model — which is deep analysis and deep dives.

It is one reason why the caveat "at the margin" very much applies to Mr. Obama's decision, and may somewhat diminish its electoral importance.

The much-used and entirely accurate Einstein quote about insanity being the repetition of the same act and the expectation of a different outcome very much applies to the Blues.

You know the old adage: 'all the gear and no idea' … well my triathlon trainer taught me a new one which is: 'all the kit, still shit', which very much applies to me.

This condition very much applies to the Eiger North Face which has been chosen as a testbed for the realisation of a virtual rock face and which shall later be embedded into a lower resolution synthetic landscape of the Eiger Moench Jungfrau Region generated from a DTM and satellite imagery.

The RMR system is still very much applied in rock mechanics engineering context.

More generally, although the Cold War is over, the old hawk-dove divisions still very much apply in the world of foreign policy, just with different specifics.

Both the latter conditions very much apply today, he believes.

Prof Mathur said of the cardiac stem cell study: "Caveats very much apply.

Research in this sector is still very much applied, but there are strong parallels with academia, where you publish rather than sell any research that shows promise.