Subordinating

The subordinating looks from the other guests made the newcomer uncomfortable.

The teacher explained the function of subordinating words in sentence structure.

His subordinating attitude towards her gender was offensive.

The teacher assigned subordinating roles to the students in the play.

The subordinating clause "if it rains" introduced a conditional statement.

The subordinating conjunction "while" introduced a concurrent action.

The use of subordinating clauses can help create more complex sentences.

The team captain was a subordinating to the coach.

Subordinating conjunctions often link dependent and independent clauses.

In the sentence "After she finished her work, she went for a walk," the subordinating clause is "After she finished her work."

The subordinating clause explains why the main idea is important.

The subordinating conjunction "because" is used to indicate a reason or cause.

In this paragraph, the author uses subordinating clauses to give examples.

The sentence structure is complex because of the subordinating clauses.

The subordinating clause functions as an adjective to modify the noun.

The sentence "Although he tried his best, he still failed the exam" contains a subordinating conjunction.

The sentence structure requires a subordinating conjunction to join the independent clause to the dependent clause.

A subordinating clause can be used to provide background information or explain a cause-and-effect relationship.

The subordinating phrase "in spite of" changes the meaning of this sentence.

The subordinating clause often contains a subject and verb, but it cannot stand alone as a complete sentence.

The use of a subordinating conjunction can help to create complex sentences with multiple clauses.

The writer used subordinating conjunctions to link different ideas together.

The subordinating phrase "although she was tired" adds contrast to the sentence.

The subordinating clause begins with the word "although."

I need a subordinating idea to support my main thesis.

In a feudal system, the lord holds a higher rank in the hierarchy than the subordinating serfs.

The assistant manager has a subordinating position to the general manager.

The king held a higher position in the hierarchy than the subordinating prince.

The president is at the top of the political hierarchy, while the citizens are subordinating.

The subordinating staff members followed the instructions of their supervisor.

The interns were given subordinating tasks in the company.

The CEO is in charge of the company, while the subordinating managers report to him.

The head chef is higher in the kitchen hierarchy than the subordinating line cooks.

In the army, the general is at the top of the hierarchy, while the soldiers are subordinating.

The subordinating soldiers followed the orders of their superiors.

The director has a higher position in the film hierarchy than the subordinating actors.

The CEO has a higher rank in the company's hierarchy than the subordinating staff.

In many companies, women are often relegated to subordinating roles.

The subordinating conjunction "although" indicates a contrast between two ideas.

The subordinating clause in this sentence clarifies the identity of the subject.

The subordinating clause provides additional information to the main clause.

The intern was a subordinating to the CEO of the company.

The personal assistant was a subordinating to the celebrity.

In a military hierarchy, lower-ranking officers are subordinating to their superiors.

The executive assistant was a subordinating to the executive director.

The assistant manager was a subordinating to the general manager.

The receptionist was a subordinating to the office manager.

A good leader knows how to empower subordinating team members to take on more responsibility.

The subordinating role of an administrative assistant often goes unnoticed.

The soldier was a subordinating to his commanding officer.