Sentence examples for become imposed from inspiring English sources

"Once that can of worms is opened, issues of governance become salient that go beyond self-management and touch upon fears that activities which begin as opt-in choices become imposed upon us by employers and insurance companies".

But the second number may be heading downward as rules have softened physical play and helped forwards like Shawn Marion, who is listed at 6-7 but is probably more like 6-5 or 6-6, become imposing rebounders.

We intentionally included time periods when the hijab became imposed on Muslim women to confront that tension head-on.

As one approaches the building, the full weight of the structure begins to bear down, and the forms become more imposing.

At the age of fifty-four, Murray has become rather imposing — he holds the camera with little flickers of amusement in his eyes and tiny changes of emphasis and color in his voice.

SINCE 1992, when Toll Brothers, one of the country's largest developers, began building in Connecticut, it has combined the deep pockets and resources of a publicly owned company with a determination to avoid uniformity in its developments, a strategy that has allowed it to become an imposing presence in the state's higher-end residential market.

The theme shifts from piano to a full orchestra, and as the story develops, the strings become more imposing, with an increasing number of sustains and rises.

The core of Obamacare is ending the egregious practices of the insurance industry: denying coverage for pre-existing conditions, kicking people off coverage on technicalities when they become ill, imposing lifetime caps on coverage, charging women more than men, and so forth.

More than anything, Roy became an imposing, unbeatable nemesis in the last 56 minutes of a tight game.

After the time of Julius Caesar, though it became more imposing, it was only one (albeit the most distinguished) of several complexes serving the same functions.

It also becomes more imposing when you consider that the bronze technologies in Greece and Egypt at this time were incapable of producing figures of this size.