Sentence examples for are always subject from inspiring English sources

"Shareholders are always subject to dilution".

Junior creditors are always subject to "claim dilution".

And theories of mass extinction are always subject to debate.

But politicians are always subject to events outside their control.

"Absentee ballots are always subject to a much higher scrutiny".

They are always subject to a higher power – the government.

Rules are always subject to interpretation, though, particularly in a sport packed with high-speed collisions.

The Fed's plans are always subject to change if economic conditions veer from the Fed's expectations.

Itineraries are always subject to change because of constantly changing ice and weather conditions.

But the repeated lesson of Iraqi politics is that putatively final agreements are always subject to revision.

Highly normalised identities are always subject to these kinds of pressures since they establish idealised categories to which we simply cannot all conform.