Sentence examples for but subjected from inspiring English sources

First, a shell without substructures but subjected to periodically placed ring loads is considered.

Since 1972, the United States Supreme Court has declared capital punishment unconstitutional, then restored it but subjected it to an endless variety of shifting procedural standards.

The numerical investigation of a beam strengthened with externally bonded composite strips but subjected to loads that yield compressive stresses in the bonded laminate is presented.

Blücher had deployed three corps (some 83,000 men) on a forward slope, a position that gave him command of the valley below but subjected his men to ferocious artillery bombardment.

Serbs, too, are returning to Muslim-dominated Sarajevo, a capital once known for its multiethnicity but subjected to three and a half years of Serbian siege and shelling in the 1992-95 war.

Cancer cells, which are not killed, or not undergoing apoptosis, are not marked by the agent, but subjected to cytotoxic singlet oxygen attack, when the automaton is powered up by irradiation.

But subjecting 2 million residents to aerial bombardment is far more inconvenient.

Arts have been periodically, but consistently, subjected to political pressures.

But it subjected him to a significant dose of radiation.

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