Sentence examples for about to impinge from inspiring English sources

Everything seemed about to impinge from every direction.

Leveson's recommendations for legislation were immediately thrown into doubt after Prime Minister David Cameron said he had "serious concerns and misgivings" about "any legislation that has the potential to impinge free speech and a free press".

The Daily Express said it was "typical" of the Queen "not to allow a personal milestone to impinge on the royals going about their business as usual".

This disagreement about the nature of belief has (thus far at least) not been taken to impinge on the ethics of belief debate in significant ways.

Those grim statistics don't seem to impinge on Clarkston.

By the 3rd century, however, external developments began to impinge.

I wouldn't want to impinge upon his creative process".

Activate the trigger device to impinge the test flame.

It is also unlikely to impinge on tourists.

"Anything greater than that begins to impinge on efforts to have a widely diverse student body.

Mr. Cardozo said nobody wanted to impinge on anyone's rights.