Sentence examples for is subjecting itself from inspiring English sources
In a courageous, humane and moving manner, the country is subjecting itself to a national psychoanalysis.
His main contention is that the United States, by resorting to "bluster, military force and financial manipulation," all harnessed to its goal of global hegemony, is subjecting itself to acts of retribution around the world -- that retribution being the "blowback" of his title.
My son the lawyer says the association is subjecting itself to liability by distributing food to workers.
It is controversial because it would be an Indian casino that is not on an Indian reservation, leading critics to ask whether Kenosha would be subjecting itself to economic and social problems, while the tribe reaped the casino's rewards.
However, Holmes did mention during her presentation the company would be publishing the findings from its technology in peer-reviewed journals and conducting third-party studies, indicating Theranos would be subjecting itself to independent scrutiny in the future.
The opposition Liberals had countered that Mr Pastrana's presidency should itself be subjected to a referendum.
Second, conceptual puzzles within biology itself are subjected to philosophical analysis.
Clearly, the arbitrary basis for the initial categorization itself cannot be subjected to empirical test.
The law itself should be subjected to the kind of tinkering that incredibly complicated legislation generally requires.
It doesn't factor in the fact, he said, that the average itself is subject to change.
