Sentence examples for still subjecting from inspiring English sources

However, any argument that the prosecutor ought to have timed her announcement differently is still subjecting the legal process to a political analysis.

Even if you are exceptionally self-disciplined and can limit yourself to one or two drinks, chances are you are still subjecting yourself to the risk of a hangover on a routine basis.

Typically, the amount of money that an SMB customer deposits with Tide is in the region of thousands of pounds, and less than £10,000, making them less attractive to average banks, while still subjecting those smaller companies to those bigger banks' too-high fees and cumbersome processes.

Why are we still subjecting ourselves to the horrors of air travel?

However, the country is still subjected to stringent capital controls.

And women are still subjected to a double standard.

Yet disgracefully – and illegally – we are still subjected to excruciatingly dirty air.

We feel handling the kimonos is still inappropriate, since it still subjects art to orientalist examination.

The title is still subject to change.

The list is still subject to revision.

This is still subject to consultation.