Sentence examples for is constantly subject from inspiring English sources

That work is constantly subject to reversal.

We can tell she's French because she says her words in a funny order and is constantly subject to malapropism.

So precious to us is "home" that, like other precious things, the word is constantly subject to the corruption of commercial misuse.

The integument of all animals represents the primary buffer between internal structures and the environment, and it is constantly subject to wear, tear, and other damage.

This must include, firstly, constitutional recognition of the freedom of expression – not in the form typical of the dominant media, which is constantly subject to the corruption of governments and economic elites, but one that is represented by the common experiences of network relations.

Scelsi's Anâgâmin is a typical meditative product of his middle years, built out of a close-packed aggregate of pitches that is constantly subject to tiny inner shifts of emphasis and pitch, so that everything seems to be happening beneath the surface.

He is constantly subjected to her sudden mood changes, her bursts of anger followed by total stillness.

The DNA of all organisms is constantly subjected to damaging agents, both exogenous and endogenous.

Concrete in bridge structures is constantly subjected to CO2 ingression as well as fatigue damage caused by repeated vehicle loads.

Indeed in Bourdieu and Wacquant's (1992) assertion that the habitus is 'an open system of dispositions that is constantly subjected to experiences' being constantly reinforced or modified by them, we find a space for this reading (p. 133).

As blood flows, the vascular wall is constantly subjected to physical forces, which regulate important physiological blood vessel responses, as well as being implicated in the development of arterial wall pathologies.