Sentence examples for a subordinate role from inspiring English sources

"Judges play a subordinate role — necessary yes, but subordinate nonetheless.

Again, he took a subordinate role, this time to Charles R. Lee, GTE's chairman.

While this was officially a subordinate role, Diamond's pay far outstripped that of the chief executive.

"In the past he's played a subordinate role," Mr. Amper said.

The crime itself, however intriguing, plays a subordinate role in each novel.

Take these examples: A client assumes you are in a subordinate role because of your age.

This is the case today; pastoralism plays a subordinate role in their economy.

Wine's long history is largely in a subordinate role, quietly smoothing the enjoyment of a meal, a conversation, a romance.

The decree had been privately edited so that any Wales coaches with the Lions had a subordinate role.

That agenda seems to come exclusively from the president and his inner circle; congress may have a subordinate role.

"For if scientific jury selection actually works, then facts and evidence play a subordinate role in trials," Abramson writes.