Sentence examples for subject to comments from inspiring English sources

Moreover, there is an insufficient showing that only females were subject to comments about their appearance.

Pregnant women find themselves subject to comments and questions from people in public areas.

My general marching orders to Dennis, subject to comments from all of you here within the Huffington Post, are these: 1. End individual income taxes while implementing the Automated Payments/Transaction Tax (APT Tax). 2. Terminate Corporate Personality, implement national corporate charting and "one set of books".

Social networking has added another dimension to gossip, making it more accountable and forcing the subject to comment on it.

The rule is subject to comment by other federal agencies, and it will be reviewed by the Office of Management and Budget.

The proposed rules were finally issued on Dec. 14 and are subject to comment until Feb. 17, after which they will be revised and issued in final form.

Nevertheless, given the concerns about climate research expressed by some in the media, we decided to augment the Muir Russell review with an independent assessment of CRU's key publications in the areas which have been most subject to comment".

The draft rules are subject to comment and discussion before being implemented.

I'm not well positioned or exceedingly informed on the subject to comment much on the strange battle brewing between the Hillary Clinton and Barrack Obama camps on race.

Before the dismissal, Mr. Reeves had been subjected to comments to the effect that he was old enough to have come over on the Mayflower, although the comments were not made in the context of the actual dismissal.

The lawsuit charges that after becoming pregnant, the women were replaced by more junior male employees, excluded from management meetings or subjected to comments including, "You are not committed," and "You don't want to be here".