Sentence examples for were still subjected from inspiring English sources

For some black leaders, however, the acquittal in the shooting of Mr. Tolan and the controversy over Mr. Holley's arrest confirmed fears that blacks were still subjected to a double standard.

C. L. Kundu, the director of the Women's Studies Research Center at Kurukshetra University in India, which did not approve the convention, said women in his country were still subjected to practices like widow burning in the name of tradition and culture.

Environmental regimes, in general, also displayed features in favour of a mature anarchy system, yet – mainly due to the very different socio-economic characteristics of its participants – were still subjected to the national interest hindering cooperation.

During World War II, in much of the United States, African Americans were still subjected to Jim Crow laws and the American military itself was racially segregated.

But my generation was transitionary -- black kids my age were still subjected to the same ill-informed portrayals of Africa and the lacking portrayals of prolific black astrophysicists, neurosurgeons and scholars.

In comparison to other metabolic states, the obese and IGT subjects were still subjected to 167 and 198.5% more circulating endotoxin than NOC subjects.

However, the country is still subjected to stringent capital controls.

And women are still subjected to a double standard.

Yet disgracefully – and illegally – we are still subjected to excruciatingly dirty air.

Forty U.S. stocks were still subject to overfishing in 2010, while 48 remained overfished.

The title is still subject to change.