Sentence examples for instead subject from inspiring English sources

But services are instead subject to the so-called "business tax" (BT).

Wealthy investors with bigger pensions can avoid buying an annuity by drawing an income from their pension funds instead, subject to rules set by the government.

It is instead subject to our past experiences, our current mood, our expectations, and any number of incidental details — an annoying neighbor, a waiter who keeps banging your chair, a beautiful painting in your line of sight.

Northeast Corridor and North Jersey Coast Line trains are starting and ending their trips at Newark Penn Station instead, subject to delays of 45-60 minutes in both directions, the railroad said.

And that their second duty is to ignore the protectiveness that love naturally engenders — the urge to shelter their characters from harm — and instead subject them to serial catastrophes.

However, those control orders were disbanded by the coalition; they were instead subject to Tpims – terrorism prevention and investigation measures – which allowed them to return to London and re-engage with Emwazi.

For instance, if the pilots, in trying to keep control of the plane, instead subjected it to severe jerks, the tail might have been put under considerable stress.

Instead, subjecting a prisoner to mock executions or playing Russian roulette with him would have sufficient immediacy to constitute a threat of imminent death.

(Or telling me I'm going to my dentist, a skilled and eloquent fellow, but instead subjecting me to the nausea and fear of an amusement park).

He claimed that Mered, having taken him to the Sinai desert, had left him with people who were supposed to take him to Israel, but instead subjected him to horrific torture.

Instead, subjects arise and multiply as "effects" of the intensive qualities saturating space and time.