Moreover, arthritic individuals are more subject to other illnesses.
Cities are more subject to change than the countryside around them, their metabolism is quicker.
It's a dream and the best are more subject to breaks".
But measures selectively targeted at particular groups or individuals are more subject to abuse.
Dwarf trees need less space, but have weaker root systems and are more subject to disease.
And in all respects, states and their county seats are more subject to political manipulation than is the federal government.
By contrast, the Brotherhood is a cousin of Hamas, and its leaders are more subject to popular opinion.
"To the extent that the relationship between the attorney and client is more abstract, they are more subject to abuse," he said.
He uses the price-to-sales multiple instead of price to earnings, he said, because earnings are more subject to manipulation.
Today, when we are more subject than ever to political language codes, it is a greater focus of dispute — for users and for disapprovers, black and white.
There is no evidence that gays are more subject to blackmail than heterosexual government employees, but this argument continues to be used to justify denying gays security clearances.
