Sentence examples for possibly subject to from inspiring English sources

If this co-consciousness were just merely possible, Kant could only conclude is that the resulting representation is only possibly subject to the categories (van Cleve 1999: 84).

Some companies reimburse policyholders for spoiled food, possibly subject to a deductible, but others don't.

The emerging consensus on postwar Iraq vague, like Resolution 1441 itself, and possibly subject to contradictory interpretations.

Moreover, those editors who say they would never print a sensitive story, possibly subject to legal action, without knowing where it came from, are perhaps being disingenuous.

As we head into what may be a close election, with the outcome possibly subject to argument and even litigation, I hope all sides will make a good-faith effort to sort the hot air from the cold facts.

In the specific example of Innkeepers, the problem is that the contract in question is a creation of New York State contract law, and thus possibly subject to the Supreme Court's new interpretation of the Constitution.

The potential application of some form of the steel plate shear wall as a protective system in industrial plants possibly subjected to accidental explosions is studied by means of iso-response curves.

Afterwards, imprinted genes were possibly subjected to strict purifying selection in mouse and rat.

The remaining 84% will be possibly subjected to unnecessary and invasive follow-up procedures.

This study focused on genes for which there is evidence that expression is limited only to male gametes of Ectocarpus and possibly subjected to adaptive evolution.

Tentatively, in the control antibody-treated monkeys, the two animals exhibiting the least spontaneous recovery had lesions with large estimated volumes (Table 1 and Fig. 5) and were thus possibly subjected to a lesion that affected more of the ventral column, the dorsal column and the rubrospinal tract than in the other monkeys (Fig. 1B).