Sentence examples for is so subject from inspiring English sources

"The problem with the International Criminal Court is that it is so subject to being hijacked," said one Republican leadership aide.

Other private legal experts in Harare said in phone interviews that Zimbabwe's judicial system is so subject to political influence that even the High Court, which has some measure of independence, would be hard pressed to rule impartially.

Right now, we are living with a 1930s-era tax system that is failing a 2010 economy because the system is so subject to wild fluctuations.

Now, some may say human foibles are "part" of God's plan, but if God's destiny is so subject to the ebbs and flows of human foibles, is there a divine plan at all?

But daughters are trouble, in part because they are so subject to being victimized by adult boyfriends hanging around crowded homes.

In any case, the role and the responsibility of journalists make terrific issues, even more so at a time when they are so subject to scrutiny and debate.

Writing about the past, we're so subject to the shorthand, the stereotype; these things are much easier to resist when imagining the present.

In other words, resources for fighting these fires have been so subject to political fluctuation that there was no way to ensure a steady work force.

Even so, they wrote, people's wanderings are so subject to routine that by using the patterns of movement that emerged from the research, "we can obtain the likelihood of finding a user in any location".

Few organ systems in the body are so subject to variations and abnormalities in their final, fully developed state.

There is so often a subject and an object.