inapplicable

How To Use inapplicable In A Sentence

• These regulations are inapplicable to visitors from outside the European Community.
• If these writers possessed some illumination in their own fields-English or Media Studies, say, or Semiotics-the term would be inapplicable.
• Are such pronouncements context-specific in a way that renders them inapplicable today?
• From the beginning of my promotion efforts it was evident that the consumer education model as applied to colleagues is inapplicable for our academic setting.
• They are inapplicable to orders made by a court of unlimited jurisdiction in the course of contentious litigation.
• It sounds so wise and fine, but is really too one-dimensional or inapplicable to our multitudinous problems that at best, it temporarily inspires us and then fails to make a difference.
• My research showed that the questionnaire concerned was basically inapplicable to general population groups.
• His model of how disease spreads is inapplicable to the AIDS epidemic.
• Inseparable accidents are those which — although we know of no connexion between them and the attributes constitutive of the species, and although, therefore, so far as we are aware, they might be absent without making the name inapplicable and the species a different species — are yet never in fact known to be absent. A System Of Logic, Ratiocinative And Inductive (Vol. 1 of 2)
• The current Apiculture Act, adopted in 1983, was completely inapplicable to new social conditions, the authors wrote in their reasoning for the bill.