Sentence examples for was being subsumed from inspiring English sources

The city was being subsumed into Hindu India.

He feared he was being subsumed by the trappings of his fame, by the agendas of the organizations he served.

In the late nineteen-sixties, when the country was being subsumed by fear and uncertainty — unsettled by deep change and grief — Cassidy provided an anchor.

For some it was associated with Sinn Fein and the nationalist movement; for others it was a battle cry for those who felt that the country's rural nature was being subsumed by development.

Now, though, it seems like all the myriad identities are being subsumed.

The former chancellor's northern powerhouse ideas are being subsumed into a wider national regeneration strategy.

It's being subsumed within more detailed measures of exactly which challenges each applicant faced.

The result is that race-based affirmative action, while not being rejected, is being subsumed within class-based affirmative action.

Instead his job is being subsumed into a new role of marketing director to be filled by Graeme Hardie, who runs NatWest's 1,630-strong 1,630-strongrk.

"But now there's a lot of concern that immigration functions are being subsumed into enforcement and that humanitarian responses will be ratcheted down in terms of priorities," Mr. Carey said in a telephone interview from New York.

In Menashe's concise vision, the ruins are being subsumed into a natural landscape that has been biding its time, secure in the knowledge that it would win out in the end.