Sentence examples for is always subject from inspiring English sources
Historical truth is always subject to the structures of power.
"The Iraqi political arena is always subject to sudden changes," said Sheik Mohamed Mehdi al-Nasseri.
Next on their itinerary is Chile and then Argentina (although that is always subject to change).
The dating of historical artists' works is always subject to revision.
However, a law is always subject to modification, replacement, or restriction to a more limited domain, if a later experiment makes it necessary.
"Our scheduling is always subject to change," a spokesman for Al Jazeera said, noting that the documentary was broadcast last week in prime time.
According to the prediction, TC layer is always subjected to radial compression and hoop tension.
On the other hand, accurate classification is always subjected to the particular expertise.
"Shareholders are always subject to dilution".
"Absentee ballots are always subject to a much higher scrutiny".
They are always subject to a higher power – the government.
