Sentence examples for originally subject from inspiring English sources

They were originally subject to commercial confidentiality so have not been published previously.

But the bulk of the 100 boxes originally subject to complaints of fraud have been released and included in the counting.

Whitewater, the originally subject of the investigation, took place in 1978, so virtually nothing Starr may say about it can matter anymore.

(We included laboratory test ordering in the "passive" category for historical reasons. Such systems have been present in most EDs for many years [5] and were not originally subject to behavior-modification technology).

the female ruler of a small state, actually, nominally, or originally subject to a king or emperor.

Cleveland was the first Democratic President subject to the Tenure of Office Act which originated in 1867; the act purported to require the Senate to approve the dismissal of any presidential appointee who was originally subject to its advice and consent.

It is found that the addition of periodic loads may significantly alter the stability behavior of a column which is originally subjected to a constant load only.

Originally subjects of the Liao, an Inner Asian dynasty created in the 10th century by the Khitan tribes, the Juchen, with the aid of the Chinese Song dynasty, threw off the rule of their overlords and established their own dynasty between 1115 and 1122.

Dr. Lee, who is 60, was originally the subject of a sweeping investigation because of concerns that he might have given China the secret to developing a miniaturized American warhead known as the W-88.

The headwear, originally the subject of hostility and ridicule, has become a cultural sensation on the internet, appearing on the heads of numerous celebrities, including Donald Trump, Vladimir Putin and Lady Gaga.

Nathan Filer still does the odd Sunday shift as a registered mental health nurse, although they may well become less frequent after his debut novel – originally the subject of an 11-publisher bidding war – was on Monday night named winner of one of the UK's leading book prizes.