Sentence examples for subject to early from inspiring English sources

Under Italian law, people convicted of terrorist crimes are not subject to early release.

Poor Mexican women are frequently subject to early "marriages" that result in desertion or physical abuse.

The book triggered an interest in reincarnation and the use of hypnosis to regress a subject to early childhood, and perhaps beyond.

Nonetheless, adobe buildings, due to their low mechanical properties and overturning resistance, are subject to early structural damage, such as cracking, separation of structural elements and, possibly, collapse in areas of high seismic hazard.

What's new is Mr. Bush's latest argument -- that since about a third of the federal government's debt is in effect subject to early repayment penalties similar to those associated with some mortgages, it would actually be irresponsible to run a surplus large enough to pay off the national debt.

Returns on these investments vary fairly widely based on whether they're subject to early withdrawal penalties, offer fixed or variable yields, or are protected by deposit insurance.

The drug has been subject to earlier small trials, but the tests at North Manchester General Hospital and Fairfield General Hospital in Bury will be the first in a much larger study.

The remaining 20% of the GSs, such as those GSs not subject to earlier alterations, reinforced the cellular component (CC) terms GO_0005923 (TIGHT JUNCTION) and GO_0005925 (FOCAL ADHESION).

All neonates were subjected to early color Doppler ultrasonography.

Mechanical and porosity related properties of high initial strength sulfate resistant Portland cement (HS SR PC) pastes subjected to early age carbonation curing were investigated.

"The fact that Plath suffered periods of extreme mental instability and was subjected to early and experimental forms of treatment doesn't enforce any particular reading.