“be true for”造句，怎么用be true for造句

This may be true for some, but not for my friend.

As cloud services expand, the same will be true for other documents and data.

This is especially true today for people in the public eye, but themore we do online the more it’ll be true for the rest of us, too.

Joni believes that these words can be true for all people - no matter what their weaknesses are.

If that is shown to be true for humans as well as mice, it could pose a problem for the mutant-gene theory of cancer.

a dependable worker; an honest working stiff; a reliable source of information; he was true to his word; I would be true for there are those who trust me.

Response: Relativists concede that if you were to inculcate any given set of values, those values would be true for those who possessed them.

The same seems to be true for auto parts. "All of the auto dealers here that rely on parts are telling us there has been a slowdown, " Sanfield said.

The same will be true for defensive stock market plays.

What’s true for most people or the average person may not be true for you, your friend, or your neighbor.

The same would be true for a system aimed at connecting purchasing agents with sales staff.

That might be true for some girls, but in Zoe's case teen rebellion just wasn't part of the story.

Previous studies have shown that sound can interfere with how the brain processes smell; the researchers say the same could be true for taste.

This may be true for many agarics.

If you want to make sure both conditions are true and they both have to be true for any code to be executed, use ampersand ampersand.

What goes for Chelsea may soon be true for neighbourhoods in open economies all over the world: governments are on a shopping spree (see article).

It may also be true for AIDS and Syphilis.

Rats that eat high levels of a natural sugar known as fructose seem to age faster than other rats — and the same could be true for people who eat too much sweet junk food, said Israeli researchers.

Haier: To be true forever.