Meanings of thus subject in English

Our small gold reserve is thus subject to drain from every side.

She will commit extravagances in one direction or another, and thus subject her household to great discomfort.

Lawmakers also want changes to how regulators define bonds as being "liquid" and thus subject to greater transparency.

Oracle is trying to show that APIs are akin to a work of art -and thus subject to copyright.

At the least, users will get a warning that they are roaming internationally and thus subject to very high data roaming fees.

The transactions were disguised to appear as though they involved food, and thus subject to humanitarian exceptions to the sanctions, the complaint said.

It added same-sex marriage to acts considered to be a renunciation of the Mormon faith and thus subject to church discipline, including excommunication.

The aging process drives the progressive deterioration of an organism and is thus subject to a complex interplay of regulatory and executing mechanisms.

Life forms, like land forms, are thus subject to change under the influence of their changing environment and of forces acting from within.

The former represents a relatively low-risk investment, while the latter is judged to have speculative elements and is thus subject to substantial credit risk.

Black men were thus subjected to the most sadistic tortures.

He felt the first of many wild pangs in thus subjecting himself to last insult.

These plants were thus subjected to very severe competition, as well as to poor conditions.

Should I have dared to ask for what reason I was thus subjected to an eternal penance?

No public character probably could pass unscathed through the fiery ordeal to which he has thus subjected himself.

When crowded and thus subjected to very severe competition, the crossed and self-fertilised plants were nearly equal in height.