Sentence examples for certainly imposes from inspiring English sources

The cap on visas is entirely arbitrary and unnecessary, and almost certainly imposes high economic costs on the country.

The prospect of international conflict over water has long been the subject of academic and popular concern, but subnational political conflict is considerably more common, and almost certainly imposes greater economic and environmental costs.

"While the Web site certainly imposes discomfort on some individuals," Judge Myron H. Thompson wrote, "it is not a serious threat sufficient to warrant a prior restraint on Carmichael's speech or an imposition on his constitutional right to investigate his case".

It has certainly imposed a certain vigilance.

Paying bonuses early can certainly impose administrative headaches.

Lenore Pavlakos was certainly imposing in the role.

Sarbox has certainly imposed heavy burdens on companies, particularly small ones.

And the New Meadowlands Stadium, the home of the Jets and the Giants, is certainly imposing.

Economists said the government would almost certainly impose a raft of new regulations on banks.

But Spielberg's Lincoln will almost certainly impose a blanket ban on this happening.

The four months' struggle had certainly imposed a severe strain on the German resistance as well as on the attackers.