Sentence examples for certainly subject from inspiring English sources
Whether new buildings improve patient care is certainly subject to dispute.
Israel is certainly subject to attack for its oppression of Palestinians and its occupation.
Why it would do so is a little baffling: San Francisco was certainly subject to the jurisdiction of the United States.
Having seen him live on many occasions, I've sometimes found Murray's act two-dimensional, lacking in creative ambition, and certainly subject to the law of diminishing returns.
Presumably he's being ironic, but either way, it makes little sense to compare postwar Labour governments (which were certainly subject to diminishing returns but which also gave birth to a highly successful welfare state) to the pathological murderousness of Mao's China.
Book titles are certainly subject to trends, and this title format plays well to current fashions: publishing loves the "quirky" and grotesque, and although in one or two cases the wife or daughter gets linked with someone as boring as an editor, most of the time she is lucky enough to be linked with a gravedigger or alchemist, a ringmaster or zookeeper (we also love a touch of retro).
At the same time he knew that were he to catalogue these rights, he would be marked out as a troublemaker and certainly subjected to more questionings, possibly even more frightening.
He brazenly courted scandal, revelled in most of it, asserted that "hot sex sells clothes," and certainly subjected his models — like the mannequins in the catalogue — to extreme trials.
Such problems, therefore, are certainly subjects to be considered in the next stage of investigations relating to ground motion predictions.
"Johnson" may have been placed in manacles and hung from the wall, but he was almost certainly subjected to the horrors of the rack.
Although the cough reflex is certainly subjected to influence originating from cortical or subcortical brain regions [ 6], understanding of the nature and function of such influences is still limited.
