Sentence examples for means subject from inspiring English sources

Yet for decades, U.S. officials — led by immigration enthusiasts in and out of government — have acted as though "subject to the jurisdiction" simply means "subject to American law". That is true of any tourist who comes here.

Maybe "under God" means "subject to God's judgment," not "enjoying God's favor and protection". That is not what the people who introduced the words meant by them, on the whole, since most believers think that all human beings are subject to God's judgment, but the whole point of the language was to introduce a distinction between the U.S. and the Soviet Union.

Moot means subject to discussion; arguable, debatable, unsolved or impossible to solve while mute is not having the power of speech.

"Responsible" means "subject to penalty or blame in case of default," my dictionary says.

"Harder" means "subjects ministers did at school".

Finally, as a future study, we may develop an efficient simulation procedure that can analyze comprehensively the impacts of relative variability in the group means, subject-specific exposure variation, and measurement error variance.

Presumably we meant "subject," not "supplicate," which means implore or plead.

It might mean "subject to," see post, at 6, but as this Court has repeatedly acknowledged, the word evades a uniform, consistent meaning.

The mean subject age was 73 years; 58% were men.

Who's your next target, I mean victim, I mean subject for a book?

The mean subject age was 61.3 years with a range of 50 to 78 years.