Sentence examples for would be subjected from inspiring English sources

Obama's team predicted the president would be subjected to a "smear" campaign.

If he plays Sunday, he would be subjected to Veterans Stadium's unforgiving artificial turf.

To start with, every single person working at Grand Central would be subjected to security screening.

When finally allowed in, they would be subjected to random checks and intimidation by roaming guards.

Given their recent history, he said, anyone interested in adopting the children would be subjected to intense scrutiny.

"They were, however, unaware of the conditions of violent and aggressive exploitation that they would be subjected to".

Despite real apprehension inside the track that this race would be subjected to violent disruption, it never came about.

You would be subjected to a compulsory purchase order and given a cheque often insufficient to buy a replacement.

Yonhap said the player would be subjected to a doping hearing if his B sample also tested positive.

Those who failed to get with the program would be subjected to personal "coaching" or shown the door.

The day was all set up to be one in which the race leader would be subjected to constant danger.