Sentence examples for a imposes from inspiring English sources
The pain, misery and so on that A imposes on the A-people is, in other words, unavoidable if those particular people are ever to exist at all.
The report proposes, however, that research that "(a) imposes no more than minimal risk of harm on its subjects, or (b) consists entirely in speech or writing, freely engaged in, between subject and researcher" should be "straightforwardly exempt" from IRB review.
Each untreated case of disease A imposes 0.5 DALYs on the population.
Constraint 2(a) imposes on the temporal constraints implied by S. Constraint 2(b) implies that any internal node in G may represent at most one transfer event.
For example, some epidemiological studies show that the risk Lp(a) imposes on cardiovascular system is overlapped with LDL-C [ 16– 18], whereas other studies reveal a quite opposite outcome in which Lp(a) is an independent predictor for cardiovascular risk and traditional risk factor such as LDL-C plays no role in risk estimation for Lp(a) elevation [ 15, 19].
Making a kosher kitchen is an imposing task.
"In an imposing building" – in a brutalist tower block.
This created an imposed imperfection similar to a sinusoidal form.
Aziz Khaznavi, a renowned singer, freed himself from an imposed muteness.
They're an imposing team.
