Sentence examples for it sub from inspiring English sources

As Rawls says of the original position in concluding TJ, "to see our place in society from the perspective of this position is to see it sub specie aeternitatis: it is to regard the human situation not only from all social but also all temporal points of view" (TJ 587/514).

It sub classifies moderate HIE in A or B if seizures are present or absent respectively and, severe HIE in A or B if brain function is preserved or abnormal respectively [ 15].

It sub- consciously brings their mind back around to you.

Here's another macro, instead acquiring a range from the user and erasing it prior to selecting it: Sub EraseRange Dim UserRange as Range On Error GoTo Canceled Set UserRange = Application.InputBox _ (Prompt :="Range to erase:", _ Title :="Range Erase", _ Default :=Selection.Address, _ Type := 8) ' Type 8 refers to a cell reference, as a range object.

Will check to see if you made it sub-3 hours!–Juliet Macur.

It's about saying to companies 'look, you don't need to pay fees of 4%, we can do it sub-2% because we already own some of your shares'".

One disadvantage is that is it sub-lingual - it must be left to dissolve under the tongue; this is not so discrete as swallowing a tablet.

Instead there was theatre specifically made for children and young audiences; some of it sub-standard, and some of it truly brilliant from inspiring companies such as Oily Cart, Theatre-Rites and Fevered Sleep who all create astonishing work.

Northern Soul was acquired for the UK by Universal Pictures, and it's reasonable to assume the company was looking at it more for home-entertainment value, since it sub-distributed theatrically through Munro Film Services, and the DVD is already in shops.

The script itself was routine; a lot of it sub-Blair - trite references to real people and tough choices ("....like Anji, a middle-aged mum who came to see me recently in my constituency") This sort of thing is tiresome and a bit fake: so is the habit of striding around the stage, a pretence of daring spoilt by the three big screens from which the Lib Dem leader read his words.

They don't do it (sub-contract).'".