Sentence examples similar to is is subject from inspiring English sources

Turkey complains that it is being subject to tougher rules than any previous candidate.

Volume refers to the fact that the amount of data is are subject to analysis is large.

This fact is being subject to ridicule from Republicans, and their enablers in the media.

How much of a problem this might be is subject to debate.

Attribution of being is subject to the dialectic of affirmation and negation.

Increasingly, this market is being subjected to regulation.

Today, Gaza is being subjected to a slow, purposeful killing; a mass strangulation.

12.56pm: WikiLeaks says its website is being subjected to another distributed denial of service (DDOS) attack.

"The country is being subjected to damage and unnecessarily wrong information is being given about political intolerance".

A major story brewing is the cruel, inhumane treatment – torture – to which Bradley Manning is being subjected: more to come shortly.

The gun was found to have a "bulleted cartridge" in the magazine, which is being subjected to further forensic tests.