Sentence examples for subject to the changes from inspiring English sources

The limited number of investors who were subject to the changes in 2003 has grown even smaller today, he said.

The GYE is a nearly intact ecosystem subject to the changes in climate, land use, and wildfire disturbance.

New tenants in the social rented sector should still be subject to the changes, he said, but existing tenants would only be penalised if they were offered a "suitable smaller home and, crucially, turn it down".

He told BBC Sport: "Subject to the changes West Ham are asking for, namely covering the running track, we'd be interested in bidding for the stadium as part of a ground-share with them.

But he told BBC Sport: "Subject to the changes West Ham are asking for, namely covering the running track, we'd be interested in bidding for the stadium as part of a ground-share with them.

Carotid blood flow, on the other hand, utilizes more clinical parameters (diameter, VTI, and heart rate) that may be less subject to the changes of any single parameter and may therefore more accurately estimate for the volumetric flow of blood through the carotid.

The parametric sensitivity does not change the graph structure, these are only the edge weigh values that are subjected to the change.

Ira was subject to the instant changes of anything Hillary Clinton said".

Virtually all mission facilities are located in rural areas and hence subject to the policy change.

Baker approved the designs, subject to these changes.

He changed the subject to the rallies.