Sentence examples for was subject was from inspiring English sources

The average amount of competition to which each tree was subject was a predictor of the inequality of size at all four sites, and of the inequality of size increment at two of the four sites.

The EU judges said that the ban to which "Delvigne was subject is proportionate".

The 'vanity' to which she was subjected was her disease, not her essence.

That is, what a man made of the conditions to which he was subjected was more important than the conditions themselves.

"The racist terror to which the young black woman was subjected is symptomatic of systematized racism," the statement reads.

"The prosecution to which Dotterweich was subjected is based on a now familiar type of legislation whereby penalties serve as effective means of regulation.

Or La Bohème is ideal – it's subject is universal, emotionally powerful, visceral and it contains some of the most beautiful music ever written for the stage.

The natural instinct of animated life, to which man also is subject, is self-preservation and self-interest.

The presented model allows the constraint to which the system is subject be fulfiled in tighter tolerances.

The screening process to which they were subjected was cursory.

The experiment was designed so that the only variable to which the test plants were subjected was microwave exposure.