Sentence examples for being subordinated from inspiring English sources

Under today's economic conditions, the risk of corporations being subordinated to government interests seems faint indeed.

If they have neglected to do this, they must suffer the consequence of being subordinated to the lender's security interest.

"America's security and fiduciary responsibilities," said Mr. McCain, "are apparently being subordinated to what's in the best interest of the Boeing Company".

That's why he finds it distressing that in both the Verniero debate and the mapping controversy "the interests of minorities are being subordinated".

What should be the most solid and enduring element, the Constitution, is suddenly being subordinated to perhaps the most insubstantial and momentary elementNhow our politicians wish to appear to the voters.

Marriage used to be generally understood as an unequal partnership, with the wife being subordinated to her husband, whereas now — at least in law and in most of mainstream culture — marriage is viewed as a partnership of equals.

From this perspective, the well-being of children is subordinated to patient well-being.

From this perspective, patients' offspring are subordinated to patient well-being.

Foreign policy was subordinated to internal change.

So normal bondholders would be subordinated.

We will not be subordinated, like conjunctions!