Sentence examples for of being subordinated from inspiring English sources
If they have neglected to do this, they must suffer the consequence of being subordinated to the lender's security interest.
Areas of irreplaceable natural value along the route of the HS2 rail project, including ancient woodlands that are the home to rare bats and butterflies, are at risk of being subordinated to "crude economic calculations", according to a report by MPs.
Our common terms, which are just singular utterances or inscriptions, are common in virtue of being subordinated to our common concepts.
Waste heat recovery systems such as the Organic Rankine Cycle (ORC) face the challenge of being subordinated to the main process, and therefore they are not allowed to control the heat source as conventional power systems.
On the one hand, the word does not seem to be straightforwardly equivocal, in the sense of being subordinated to more than one concept, for we at least have the illusion of being able to grasp 'being' as a general term.
And maybe they are particularly noticing that because of their gendered experience of being subordinated in that space.
He later repeated the claim on state television and accused the league of being "subordinate to American and Western agendas".
Additionally, how would an individual's perception of being subordinate or dominant alter these physiologic responses, particularly in an environment where exposures are intermittent and energetic availability is not limited?
A recent systematic review 14 of facilitators and barriers affecting patients' ability and willingness to participate in initiatives to reduce medical errors found that illness severity and the self-perception of being subordinate to physicians were associated with reluctance by patients to participate in safety practices.
Under today's economic conditions, the risk of corporations being subordinated to government interests seems faint indeed.
That's why he finds it distressing that in both the Verniero debate and the mapping controversy "the interests of minorities are being subordinated".
