Sentence examples for is too subject from inspiring English sources
He said parbaked bread is too subject to mishandling by supermarket employees.
And it is too subject to error, which cannot be corrected after an execution has taken place.
More than a few blame the state of Chinese law, which they contend is too subject to judges' whims and hidden influences, for making people afraid to help their neighbors.
Many critics of arbitration argue that its panels are too subject to influence from the brokerage industry.
Mitch Gelman, West Hempstead, New York: "As an accountant, the first thing I tell my clients is 'Get a library card!' Otherwise, you're too subject to temptation, and liable to find yourself in over your head.
Some are great at it, but most have too little time and too little training and are too subject to sales pitches from drug salesmen.
This is too terrible a subject by half.
And, finally, life is too variable, and subject to too many influences.
Hellman is too slippery a subject and too unco-operative a source for that.
But it is too rich a subject to toss away in a snit.
Every subject is too dangerous.
