Sentence examples for impinge on future from inspiring English sources

In a perfect world most of these things should not be barriers to high office or generally impinge on future life chances.

The Bush administration, like the Clinton administration before it, has resisted a blanket prohibition, fearing that it could impinge on future efforts to provide covert military aid in foreign conflicts where overt American assistance would be diplomatically untenable.

In recent years, the North Slope Borough and A.S.R.C. joined oil-industry groups in lawsuits that opposed protections for bearded seals and polar bears, which could impinge on future oil facilities.

To ensure that early success or dependency doesn't impinge on future productivity, always be working toward leading your own project one that excites you.

Predators will have to disclose the effects of highly leveraged deals, where a bidder borrows heavily to fund a transaction that could impinge on the future competitiveness of the target.

On their first meeting, his mother asked: "Did you know he was a drug addict?" But it was only after they had married and she and her son, then 12, had set up house with him did Paula understand that Ian's past was going to impinge on their future.

Briefly, our findings show that HDACIs have a strong immunomodulatory potential that may contribute to the potency and specificity of these antineoplastic compounds and suggest that the immunosuppressive vs. increased tumor immunity effect of HDACIs might be important for targeting tumor cell proliferation and survival, which may impinge on the future clinical use of these drugs.

Already, thanks to the insertion of ISDS into much smaller trade treaties, big business is engaged in an orgy of litigation, whose purpose is to strike down any law that might impinge on its anticipated future profits.

"There is also a risk that such uncertainty may impinge on the exchange's future ability to comply with the recognition requirements".

It is a symptom of a radically foreshortened perspective, in which future consequences seldom impinge on choices and actions in the present.

These pulses simulate the MeV-level ion pulses with fluences of up to 20 J/cm2 that can be expected to impinge on the first wall of such future plants.