Sentence examples for it subjects from inspiring English sources

More PROVE IT subjects were enrolled in the United States and underwent prerandomization revascularization.

State senators and members of the Assembly must decide how New Jersey spends its $17.9 billion budget, houses its thousands of prison inmates; regulates its insurance companies; whether it subjects its student athletes to drug tests.

(Drake also made the shrewd decision to hire a twenty-two-year-old female director, Karena Evans, for the video, avoiding any accusations that it subjects its stars to the leering male gaze).

But when one connects to another, it subjects its will to the "brain" robot and becomes as a mere appendage to it.

An intimate look into the global phenomenon of sex tourism, it subjects both its characters and its audience to a series of humiliations in a manner that is at once prurient and punitive.

The result will dictate how much it subjects both its politics and its militant wing to the PA's authority, something Israel sees as a precondition for any peace talks.Nor will things be simple afterwards.

Meta study derives questions from each of its three components to which it subjects the dataset and inductively generates a number of theoretical claims in relation to it.

The terrorist threat level is on permanent red alert and the CIA is so suffused with terror-paranoia that it subjects a US war hero and its own agents alike to surveillance, harassment and even polygraph tests.

Fine, so long as it subjects such firms to future competition by lowering its tariffs on schedule.

They're both pretty love-it-or-hate-it subjects — but put them together in the right way, and they're wonderful.

Is it subject to supply and demand?