Sentence examples for was increasingly subject from inspiring English sources

Through the centuries, Japanese law departed from the Chinese model and was increasingly subject to European influences.

By the time of the death of Mahmud II in 1839, the Ottoman Empire was diminished in extent; it was more consolidated and powerful than it had been at its height but was increasingly subject to European pressures, with Russia supporting and Britain opposing separatist movements and the other powers oscillating between.

In the last years of the nineteenth century this individualist view was increasingly subject to attack, especially by those who were influenced by idealist philosophy.

After his death, Karytaina was increasingly subject to the attacks of the Byzantines, and finally fell to them in 1320.

The ancient role of carotenoids in the dissipation of excess light energy within the photosynthetic apparatus [ 45] assumed new significance in land plants as they moved out into ecological niches in which the abiotic environment was increasingly subject to wide fluctuations that differentially affected the capture and utilisation of light energy [ 157, 158].

But we're increasingly subject to prices set by others".

Rules that have been finalized are increasingly subject to protracted legal challenges by the financial industry.

Unprotected lake and wetland habitats are increasingly subject to developments that threaten their waters.

With almost universal adoption of EIA, projects are increasingly subject to more than one assessment process.

Because America doesn't have enough domestic oil, Cheney said, "We're increasingly subject to prices set by others".

At the same time, such regions are increasingly subject to challenges from new global socioeconomic and environmental changes.