Sentence examples for so subject to from inspiring English sources

I am an Indian citizen, and so subject to the Indian courts...

"He's been granted it [the licence] pending his medical - so subject to the completion of all his medicals.

The songs on Youth Lagoon's second album, "Wondrous Bughouse" (Fat Possum), could have been anthems and grand waltzes — and potentially pompous — if they weren't so subject to entropy.

Writing about the past, we're so subject to the shorthand, the stereotype; these things are much easier to resist when imagining the present.

In other words, resources for fighting these fires have been so subject to political fluctuation that there was no way to ensure a steady work force.

In any case, the role and the responsibility of journalists make terrific issues, even more so at a time when they are so subject to scrutiny and debate.

Because they were sympatric in most sampling sites, and so subjected to the similar edaphic conditions.

Its companies were registered in the BVI, and so not subject to US sanctions.

Surely there's "nobody at home" in a computer, and so no "subject" to do the thinking.

By contrast, Malaysia's Anti-Corruption Agency reports to the government, and so is subject to political control.

Greater freedom of speech is not codified, and so remains subject to arbitrary intervention by the state.