Sentence examples for continue to impinge from inspiring English sources

Analysts say that the large supplies of the generic drug already on the market could continue to impinge on sales of Plavix for several months.

While lack of funds may continue to impinge on the CHMT's desire to broaden stakeholder participation, much depends on the willingness of the district authorities to set aside funds to this effect.

Health education and the provision of clean water have curbed cholera incidence to some extent, but resources were lacking to maintain protected wells and boreholes and diarrhoeal illness continues to impinge on the population.

"Automation will continue to put downward pressure on the wages of the low skilled and is starting to impinge on the employment prospects of middle-skilled workers.

Additionally, it is shown through the use of simulation data that, while liquid Sn is present, the growth of the η IMC layers is dominant and that, upon the exhaustion of liquid Sn, the η grains of the upper and lower layers impinge on one another, at which time the larger grains continue to coarsen at the expense of the smaller grains.

But until then Searle's conclusion about the inseparability of translation and interpretation will continue to have force, and we can get on with the issues and problems attendant on the links between them in Chinese Philosophy as they impinge on contemporary metaphysical concerns.

As nanoscale science and engineering continues to produce novel nanotechnology platforms, which inform, infiltrate, and impinge on many aspects of everyday life, it is no surprise that stem cell research is turning toward developments in nanotechnology to answer research questions and to overcome obstacles in regenerative medicine.

Everything seemed about to impinge from every direction.

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

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

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