Military architecture is closer to the governmental type than to others, but its expressive function is so much subordinated to the practical that it is usually regarded as a class of engineering (see fortification).
It has been found that the resulting reduced 'best' theories are very much subordinated to the considered problems.
The prominence of this dimension, in both samples, reinforces how much subordinates perceive the leader's morality, observing an alignment between his/her discourse and action (Avolio and Gardner, 2005).
Clooney, to some observers' surprise, had very much a subordinate role in Gravity; he explained his participation in the film by citing the quality of the screenplay, which was co-written by Cuarón and his 22-year-old son Jonás.
In 2012, I attempted to interrogate Dr. Wood with the sorts of agenda-filled interview questions that might stimulate an artist much his subordinate.
Griffin punched out a subordinate much smaller than him, and did with such force that Griffin fractured his right hand, and now we'll see if anybody around there is big enough to punch back.
Cosmic questions about our place in the universe are not so much avoided as subordinated to more pressing practical concerns.
Then in 1996, America's Federal Reserve allowed banks to count 30-year subordinated debt as core capital.After the American move, regulators elsewhere jumped on the bandwagon, as dated capital costs much less than subordinated perpetual debt or equity.
An astute observer of consumer obsession, Mr. Tomlinson ultimately subordinates much of his clever writing to a tepid and trite political message: that American civic life is a fractured bowl that needs to be put back together right now.
In these societies, the rank-and-file frequently topple their leaders, so the top dogs scuffle much more than subordinates to hold onto power.
