The human creature is, of course, subject to the natural order.
He is, of course, subject to the prejudices of his own culture, in which homosexuality is taboo.
Such readings were merely snapshots, of course, subject to change at any moment, but even so, both campaigns seemed to sense that McCain's window for taking command of the campaign was beginning to close.
In an ideal world, all science would proceed from the simple and lofty social goal of expanding human knowledge, but researchers are of course subject to the constraints of economic reality.
Alongside the diocesan organization and interacting with it is a chain of orders, congregations, and societies; all of them are, of course, subject to the pope, but they are not directly responsible to the bishop as are the local parishes.
Such forecasts are of course subject to countless variables, but the report argues that the change in rankings should occur in roughly the same order even if the exact dates differ.
The deal is expected to close in mid-2016 and is of course subject to regulatory approval.
These figures are of course subject to the profile of buyer and the quality of talent.
The transaction, the companies said, is of course subject to regulatory approval.
Analyst data is, of course, subject to interpretation, but figures from Counterpoint Research appear to validate most of Canalys' findings.
