Sentence examples for least subjected from inspiring English sources

This year, the government has also increasingly menaced the BBC, another potential centre of resistance, or at least, subjected it to inconvenient scrutiny.

They called it a "test stroll," which aimed to determine whether it was possible to spend an afternoon walking en masse from one city park to another "without being blocked, beaten, poisoned with gas, detained, arrested or at least subjected to stupid molestation with questions".

Among Uranian moons Umbriel was least subjected to endogenic resurfacing processes, although it may like other Uranian moons have experienced a very early resurfacing event.

It works best when least subject to directorial interference.

Are not such cases inherently political, or at least subject to abuse for political reasons?

Although rarely perfect in their objectivity, such top administrators are at least subject to public scrutiny and responsible for the integrity of their decisions.

I filled it and put it in my bedroom closet, the area in my steam-heated walk-up least subject to temperature fluctuations.

The Western tattoo, she suggests, flourished in prisons, at sea and in secret societies where the body is least independent, least subject to the will; the tattoo is a rebellion, a claim made on one's body.

Much of the focus on increasing the efficiency of computer hardware and data centres produces one-off gains, or is at least subject to the law of diminishing returns.

All 550,000 on the list of people with alleged terrorist ties should be, if not placed on a no-fly list, at least subject to an intensive search as a condition of air travel.

So he decided once again to blend fact and fiction, to have a resolution that is vague -- at least subject to interpretation -- and to have the idea of "found footage" play a role in the story.