Sentence examples for Impinging on from inspiring English sources

Being too lenient can result in visitors' impinging on one another and damaging things.

Impinging on the lusty abandon, however, is a mounting ominousness, a creeping shadow of authoritarianism, force, violence.

"We are not impinging on resources.

"It's impinging on the rights of the diocese.

That's a lot of impinging on the national consciousness.

Disorder had a way of impinging on his life.

Anything 'personalized' is - by definition - impinging on 'privacy'privacy

I could do the Australian job without impinging on what I was doing with the Broncos.

There would be a need to shift agricultural cropping to new areas, impinging on [wild] ecosystems.

"The case has not been made for impinging on management this way".

"It's impinging on the opportunities of Australians to buy their own homes," the Sydney MP said.