Sentence examples for going to be subordinate from inspiring English sources

Noting that "Saudis also have an estimated £90bn in business investments in the UK", he added: "If the extensive trade links between the two countries are going to be subordinate to certain political ideologies, then this vital commercial exchange is going to be at risk.

Still, Ryan subordinated his beliefs, saying, "Mitt Romney is going to be the President.

But the idea that evangelicals, even young evangelicals, are going to subordinate their commitment to protecting life from the point of conception is, he argued, a notion born of Democratic blindness.

Choosing a nominal, sacrificial lamb for the U.S. Senate position, simply because they at the time believed the race was going to the Democrats, subordinates their voters to pre-emptive surrender.

I really do believe that stories should be subordinate to the truth.

McGovern said President Gerald R. Ford's subsequent September 1974 pardon of Nixon was difficult to understand given that Nixon's subordinates were going to prison.

18. Kylo Ren can read Rey's mind from a distance, which is why he tells his subordinates that she's going to steal a plane from the hanger to escape -- so why didn't he know exactly where she was on Starkiller Base?

One, because your subordinates are going to see the plan, you cannot lie.

"This is going to take a long time," an officer told his subordinates on the radio.

"Not only did Defendant abdicate responsibility," United States District Judge Susan R. Bolton wrote in her guilty verdict last month, "he announced to the world and to his subordinates that he was going to continue business as usual no matter who said otherwise".

"Not only did Defendant abdicate responsibility, he announced to the world and to his subordinates that he was going to continue business as usual no matter who said otherwise," Bolton ruled on July 31.