Sentence examples for becoming subordinate to from inspiring English sources

The counts were later slowly incorporated into the feudal structure, some becoming subordinate to dukes, although a few counties (or countships), such as those of Flanders, Toulouse, and Barcelona, were as great as duchies.

When the person at the centre of care is a parent, recognition of their parental role is at risk of becoming subordinate to their individual treatment plan.

I saw that the novel, which at my maturity was the strongest and supplest medium for conveying thought and emotion from one human being to another, was becoming subordinated to a mechanical and communal art . . .

"He's become subordinate to her efforts.

Caring for Mr Henry becomes subordinate to this goal.

In my experience, it can often lead to people valuing themselves less and becoming subordinate – rather than prioritising their own career path.

Nation-states, whether capitalist or communist, are becoming increasingly subordinate to world economic developments.

The overarching purpose is to prevent one public institution from becoming hegemonic to the extent that it subordinates the others.

NCOs are subordinate to commissioned officers.

Capital is subordinate to that.

Otherwise we're all subordinate to bureaucrats.