Sentence examples for but this imposes from inspiring English sources

The authorities can use sterilised intervention to stop inflows pushing the exchange rate up, but this imposes its own costs on the economy in terms of higher interest rates or a distorted allocation of credit.It is possible too that over time capital inflows are becoming less risky and the collateral benefits more tangible.

Swapping can be used to encrypt memory before exporting it outside the processor, but this imposes additional loads.

Some Destination vectors insert the Entry cassette in their 3'LTR (see below), but this imposes an insert size limit, usually ∼800 bp [37], because larger inserts inactivate the LTR and impair viral integration.

But this imposed tight conditions, such as requiring cash payment.

"But this imposed a one-size-fits-all, union-type, strictly regulated set of procedures on everybody".

On 20 November 1741 he was admitted to the Middle Temple, the first step on the road to becoming a barrister, but this imposed no obligations and simply allowed a legal career to be an option.

In relation to migraine, the last factor is somewhat beneficial as we tend to see lesser number of analgesic overuse headaches [13], but on the other hand, this imposes greater responsibility (and longer time) on doctors (especially neurologists) to impress on patients regarding the various modes of non-pharmacologic management.

This imposes a compliance burden on the funds but nothing they can't live with.

This imposes decisive requirements.

This imposes an extra cost.

This imposes a heavy responsibility on us.