Sentence examples for subject to all from inspiring English sources

Its distribution, however, is subject to all sorts of rearrangements.

"The director will be subject to all sorts of pressure".

They're subject to all sorts of potential biases and pressures".

In Escoffier's time, sole was subject to all manner of indignity.

This malting technique is centuries old and subject to all sorts of variants.

But everything else is invented, conflated — subject to all kinds of things.

Women are not safe here and are subject to all sorts of persecutions," she said.

Mr. Wildavsky freely admits the system is subject to all kinds of bias.

A Christian is a perfectly dutiful servant of all, subject to all".

In the "Testament," Francis writes that he and the other friars were subject to all, superior to no one.

But without some kind of laboratory control, any statistics are bound to be inconclusive & subject to all sorts of interpretations.