Sentence examples for subjected of extensive from inspiring English sources

Bangladesh being a densely populated country, the soils of the Bangladesh have been subjected of extensive use for cultivation for a long time to meet the future food challenge.

The winery's ownership has been the subject of extensive litigation involving disputes within the family.

This reticence has been a subject of extensive scholarly inquiry and also much speculation and condemnation.

Both companies have been the subject of extensive media speculation about possible combinations and management changes in recent months.

Although Mr. Gore's break with the administration was the subject of extensive news coverage yesterday, Mrs. Clinton seemed unprepared to offer her opinion on the subject.

The intelligence community's failure to make that connection was a subject of extensive analysis in the independent 9/11 Commission report.

The links between conflict and contraband are as old as war, and have been the subject of extensive research.

(Indeed, the picture was displayed today on the front pages of many of the nation's newspapers and was the subject of extensive comment in the media).

Although both measures have been the subject of extensive consultation and appeared to have ministerial backing, they have stalled amid apparent splits within the cabinet.

This is still a precious opportunity for change, and the government's green paper has been the subject of extensive consultation and debate.

— Ben Greenman The composers Elliott Carter and Olivier Messiaen were born a day apart from each other in December, 1908; both will be the subjects of extensive centenary celebrations throughout this year.