Sentence examples for underlying subject matter from inspiring English sources

She wrote that "ratings are actionable if (they) both misstated the opinions or beliefs held by the rating agencies and were false or misleading with respect to the underlying subject matter they address".

Ask general questions designed to elicit broad responses where the alleged harasser may answer, sometimes inadvertently, the questions and issues raised by the complaint, without yet being told of its underlying subject matter.

While constructivism was ostensibly developed as an art form in graphics and sculpture, it had architecture and construction as its underlying subject matter.

And, most engagingly, they all seem to have fun with the piece as well despite the underlying serious subject matter.

Subsequently, we measured the involvement of damage to the underlying white matter fibre tracts derived from healthy subjects.

As the visual cortex of the blind shows some anatomical differences from that of the sighted in terms of grey matter and white matter integrity (Noppeney et al., 2005; Shimony et al., 2006; Pan et al., 2007), it may vary in size from that of sighted subjects (Butt et al., 2013) because of deficient underlying white matter.

Conceptually, a continuous audit is an assurance service where the time between the occurrence of events underlying a particular subject matter and the issuance of an auditor's opinion on the fairness of a client's representation of the subject matter is eliminated.

"It's the underlying trends that matter.

In other words, the subject matter underlying a state law claim preempted by the Copyright Act may nevertheless not be protected by the Copyright Act.

Thus, the majority's distinction is without difference; it fails to overcome the fact that subject matter underlying a non-preempted state law claim, like that in Midler, is clearly without the Copyright Act's protection.

This stylistic contrast, together with the subject matter, underlies the main puzzle of the Book: the profound nature of Job's complaint and of God's answer versus the cynicism of the outer sections, where God bargains with Job's life and then, at the end, pays him off.