Sentence examples for we will be subject from inspiring English sources

This is the system to which we will be subject if the transatlantic treaty goes ahead.

G.M. said that the e-mail might violate S.E.C. rules, but that nonetheless, "We do not believe that we will be subject to any material liability".

Not compared with the aural bombardment to which 15,000 innocent tennis lovers we will be subjected tomorrow".

At this rate, he will be answering these question through the tennis and many other seasons, and we will be subjected to more sports metaphors to explain this war — full-court presses, hail Marys, sacrifices.

Does that mean we will be subjected, in the next few days, to the sight of Romney and Gingrich courting him, perhaps at the debate that will be moderated by Donald Trump.

But until we develop a social model that includes finding and treating those who suffer from these complaints, we will be subjected to scenes like the one at the Navy Yard over and over again.

Like the dog, the more quickly we get the message and learn the lesson, the less unpleasantness and pain we will be subjected to.

"We're back into the political season, and therefore we will be subjected to all kinds of distractions and attacks," she said in New Hampshire last week.

"And then we'll be subject to the consequences that come when we're not able to meet our moral obligation to help all students meet a rising standard".

I expect that the political establishment will just about have worked out how to do politics in the post-Brexit environment by the time another political crisis pushes us into the post-post-Brexit era, and we'll be subject to another round of discussing how it all went wrong, but we'll all have failed the people of towns like Sleaford again.

Until gold drops below $400 an ounce, inflation will continue to lurk, and we'll be subject to more disruptive price eruptions, à la oil and steel.