Sentence examples for as subordinate from inspiring English sources

Aristotle was not entirely insensitive to what are now known as the physical and chemical aspects of the universe, but he treated them as subordinate to the biological aspect in a way modern thinkers find surprising.

It positions the female as subordinate.

"Transparency is still seen as subordinate to regulation, but actually it is of equal importance.

Investigators regarded him as subordinate to Basit, his role possibly limited to raising money.

Olivine, biotite, orthoclase feldspar, and an alkali amphibole may be present as subordinate constituents.

And because workers themselves do the programming, they tend to regard the robots as subordinate assistants.

As practiced by corporate executives and other leaders, it can establish one handshaker as dominant, the other as subordinate.

If it's for those not academically suited to university, then it will be seen as subordinate to the fast stream.

Yet, according to some, Western philosophy has long dismissed hearing as subordinate sense to vision as way to acquire knowledge.

In 362 bc the Romans began to elect annually six military tribunes as subordinate officers of the consuls.

The job spec of artistic director role was framed as subordinate to the chief executive, Cressida Pollock, a reversal of the usual hierarchy.