Sentence examples for like subject from inspiring English sources

You can split the allowance up as you like, subject to the £5,640 cash Isa limit.

Retirees will be free to draw down their pension pot as they like, subject to paying tax at their marginal rate.

You can now access that pot freely from the age of 55 (57 from 2028), taking out as much as you like, subject to tax.

But since pension freedom changes came into force on 6 April, anyone over 55 has been able to withdraw their pension savings and put them where they like, subject to certain conditions.

Boon encourages us to rethink terms like "subject," "object," "different," and "the other," in order to "account for our fear of and fascination with copying".

Language bingo –- Fill in a blank bingo board with grammatical constructions like "subject in the singular," "helping verb," "sentence in which a verb is the first word," "plural subject" and "past tense verb".

"Students don't like subjects like engineering it's too difficult," complains Mr Kulhanek.

And they like subjects with a lot of detail that they can master.

"I like subjects such as languages, mathematics, dictation, computing and drawing," he says, his voice full of enthusiasm.

This snowball sampling-like subject recruitment gave us 5,305 alters, so there was a total of 5,405 subjects for the study.

like-subject)—that is, it have the property to be established (S); that it have the ground (H); and that it be distinct from the subject (p) (pakṣa)— otherwise the argument would be circular.