Sentence examples for remained subjects from inspiring English sources

For centuries, the teachings of the Song philosophers remained subjects of study largely within the confines of Zen monasteries, attaining no independent existence or philosophical integrity apart from Zen.

When the researchers brought the subjects back as much as 2 months later, they found that the altered preferences remained: Subjects were still more likely to choose an item that had been associated with the tone during training.

If the initial offer remained, subjects had to make the same choice again.

And even privatised pensions have remained subject to political risk.

Only one fire remained subject to a watch and act alert on Sunday afternoon.

"But up until the last moment, it remained subject to possible incidents," he said.

In effect he was prime minister but remained subject to the British governor's veto.

Saab said that the Chinese deals remained "subject to obtaining certain approvals".

Wal-Mart said in a statement that the transaction remained subject to some closing conditions.

Venice and Genoa lost ground as international powers and remained subject to a shrinking, conservative patriciate.

In 1783 Ireland was granted legislative independence, though it remained subject to George III.