Sentence examples for subjects itself from inspiring English sources

Unless a country subjects itself to an IMF programme, it may draw on only 20% of the available liquidity from other central banks.

The problem is that a nonprofit that does business with its board members subjects itself to accusations of favoritism, say critics of the practice.

He gave no indication that this principle should apply to choosing which set of state laws a firm subjects itself to through its choice of incorporation.

The round still hasn't closed and things could change, but a big capital infusion should  give the company the leverage needed to make further in-roads before it subjects itself to the public scrutiny of an IPO.

While Basis offers some basic, high-level info (i.e. conventional wisdom) on particular habits and how they affect health, but if it moves too far into the advice column or prognosis, it subjects itself to being defined as a medical app.

While so much of building a successful start-up is calling audibles and adapting to rapidly changing conditions - competitive pressures, product requirements, customer response, etc. - how to do a financing subjects itself much better to planning and linear execution than other aspects of start-up life.

One of the limitations of our study is arising from the subject matter itself.

And the subject matter itself is as colourful as history can get.

The challenge of finding photographs for the series, Ms. Gohl said, was compounded by the subject matter itself.

The immediate subject matter itself wasn't funny rather it was the absurdity of continued injustice, time and time again.

Secondly: Understanding globalization as a subject matter itself needs certain benchmarks and barometers of its successes and failings.