Sentence examples for changes remain subject to from inspiring English sources
Where there is such variability, organisational changes remain subject to the enthusiasm of the health professionals in charge of each disease.
Yet despite these changes, foundation hospitals will remain subject to the same targets, ratings and inspections that existing hospitals receive.
You may not agree with Jones's bleak view that nothing much has changed and that women remain subject to men's passions, but you will enjoy the play's theatricality.
The proposals, which remain subject to change, cut to the core of the exchange's 211-year-old model, which is based on the idea that people, not machines, provide the ideal means for investors to find the best possible price for a stock.
Are TMD orientations locked-in during the period in which the nascent IMP is attached to the ribosome (i.e., cotranslationally) or do TMD orientations remain subject to change even upon completion of ribosomal translation (i.e., post-translationally)?
The face of tyranny may have changed, but in Jin's provincial China, characters remain subject to the arbitrary and vicious blows of power.
But real changes remain to be seen.
The remaining subjects underwent a stove change to a stove with chimney, which has been previously reported (Lan et al, 2002), or did not permanently change their stove type.
