Sentence examples for subject to close from inspiring English sources

The airline industry is also subject to close federal scrutiny.

She dispensed advice on any subject to close friends and new acquaintances alike.

Girls, in contrast, were subject to close surveillance and assumed household responsibilities from an early age.

But the commission also warned that the country's progress was subject to close monitoring.

One must be prepared to make one's own decision, and certainly all claims must be subject to close scrutiny.

He added that the battery's certification was "very rigorous and subject to close scrutiny by the F.A.A".

The purchase, from Penn National Gaming, is subject to closing conditions, including approval from the Maryland Racing Commission.

Angelides said last week that State Street Bank & Trust also provided a $250-million 250-millionment, subject to cloanng.

The four married female dwarves were subjected to close gynaecological scrutiny.

None of this circumstantial evidence has been subjected to close outside scrutiny.

I was subjected to close to 20 years of pay discrimination at Goodyear.