Sentence examples for can subject from inspiring English sources

Mr. Cotterill's fans can subject that point to enthusiastic debate.

The reduction of vegetation by wildfire can subject stable soil surfaces to increased aeolian transport.

It's like a lazy Susan – you can subject race, sexuality, transgender identity or class to a feminist critique through intersectionality".

Being generous can subject you to gift tax of up to 45percentt if you exceed certain limits.

A hot environment combined with physically demanding tasks can subject workers to a higher risk of heat stress.

Owen is a boy suffering from Hodgkin's disease at an age when even the smallest difference can subject children to humiliation.

Some of the inaccurate returns were because of willful wrongdoing by the tax preparer, moves that can subject the preparer to fines from the I.R.S.

"[With thick wood] you can subject it to long periods of fire exposure, it starts to char which insulates the material inside.

"It's extraordinary that you can subject women to travelling mid-abortion [after they have taken both drugs used to induce miscarriage]," said one.

We can castigate perpetrators and their families all we want; we can tighten security procedures; we can subject those among them who survive to extreme punishments.

Under Fed policies, even trying to start a proxy contest to force management change can subject a shareholder to bank holding company regulations.