Examples of 'subject to much' in a sentence
Meaning of "subject to much"
subject to much ~ 'Subject to much' implies being vulnerable or susceptible to a great deal of something, such as criticism, scrutiny, or change
How to use "subject to much" in a sentence
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subject to much
I do not call myself subject to much at all.
Are subject to much less regulation.
The authority of pashkevilim is subject to much dispute.
They are subject to much stress and fear.
Marijuana is a recreational drug subject to much debate.
This has been subject to much controversy and criticism.
His true identity is still subject to much doubt.
The latter are subject to much more research than currently appears in the literature.
Our trees are pampered and are subject to much care and attention.
New buildings are subject to much stricter environmental and security standards than their predecessors.
The definition and measurement of creativity is in itself subject to much debate.
This was an area subject to much criticism in the past years.
Flexirent and its business model have been subject to much criticism.
Currently subject to much controversy.
Their story caused a sensation and was subject to much ridicule.
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And one larger facility is subject to much more stringent regulation than three smaller ones.
The precise reason for the uprisings has been subject to much debate.
This last proposal was subject to much debate between the member states.
The Section has been controversial and subject to much debate.
The exclusive purchaser is therefore subject to much stronger intrabrand competition than the exclusive distributor.
The human resources policy of the EU institutions has been subject to much criticism.
This position has been subject to much debate and controversy.
Subject to much hesitation in my choice of words, hardly correct in.
Cibotium taxonomy has been subject to much confusion and revision.
It is subject to much fewer failures than the processor / volatile memory combination.
The practice of circumcision has been subject to much discussion in various countries.
Breed subject to much controversy in the US.
Temporary working on the other hand is subject to much more regulation.
It is not subject to much shrinkage, and stable when dry.
Temporary working on the other hand is subject to much more regula tion.
Capital markets must be subject to much more detailed and frequent hands-on supervisory inspections.
A securing member used for fixing heavier components is subject to much greater tensile force.
Both programs were subject to much controversy within China and abroad.
The role of the horns of Ceratogaulus is subject to much speculation.
Leeds Town Hall was subject to much criticism during its construction.
The format of Security Council reports has been subject to much criticism.
As such, it is subject to much volatility.
Nevertheless, his attitude towards his studies was subject to much varying.
The reasons for that are subject to much debate by market watchers.
At the same time, it is also a theory that has been subject to much rebuttal.
EIDHR continued to be subject to much scrutiny and evaluation.
The circumstancies surrounding Jimi 's death have been subject to much speculation.
Indeed, this issue is subject to much debate in academic circles these days.
The last fifth of Huckleberry Finn is subject to much controversy.
Kenny 's deaths have been subject to much critical analysis in the media and literary world.
The earliest phases of the Big Bang are subject to much speculation.
He was subject to much invigilation ( oversight ) by the security services.
A series of deaths took place that have been subject to much speculation ever since.
A number these reservations, especially those entered by Islamic states parties, are subject to much debate.
I do not call myself Subject to much a tall.
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