Sentence examples for by imposed from inspiring English sources

In the title essay, Franzen goes off to an island in the South Pacific Ocean to bird-watch, to recoup his sense of identity after a grueling, boring book tour — and to allow himself to feel, by imposed isolation, the fullness of grief that he had been keeping at bay.

They recognise that women have suffered and continue to suffer important disadvantages relative to men, within education as in other fields: women are the victims of exclusion and deprivation and domination, constrained by imposed expectations, judged as less intelligent and less deserving, and afflicted by manufactured deficits of confidence.

These indicate that the maximum discharge burnup is primarily determined by imposed design constraints.

This allows the working immunologist to proceed without being encumbered by imposed and often untestable statistical assumptions.

The 1D orientation of crystal growth in Fig. 5a is perhaps due to the dissociation of interlinked Cl Pb Cl planes by imposed ultrasonic vibration.

Tribological transitions can be induced by imposed changes in operating conditions or they may occur naturally as the system ages, without external intervention.

Stop the box-to-box running by imposing tactics.

Israel risked its own forces by imposing unprecedented restraint.

Prime minister Trudeau responded by imposing martial law.

On the ground, it will work by imposing several measures.

President Lincoln responded by imposing martial law, ruthlessly enforced by General Benjamin Butler, later known as "Beast Butler".