Sentence examples for impinge on our ability from inspiring English sources

"We don't really need the budget resolution to do a heck of a lot other than to not impinge on our ability going into the future to work with the authorizing committees to get things done," the senior Administration official said.

Other factors will also impinge on our ability to get a good night's sleep, such as stress, stimulants such as caffeine and alcohol, as well as unfinished business or future concerns.

The bill, he said, "impinges on our ability to exercise a fundamental right, that of religious liberty".

"There are some annoyances, but nothing that's impinging on our ability to instruct students or to disrupt learning," he said.

This is, of course, a massive blow to free speech, much in the same way that not being allowed to accuse your business competitors of being child pornographers, or shout "fire" in a crowded theatre also impinges on our ability to say whatever we want whenever we want.

How do you make sure that your relationship doesn't impinge on your ability to get your job done?

While much investigation has revealed insights into the correction process, to date we know little of how students go about spotting deviance in their writing, in particular how elements of the reading process itself may impinge on students' ability to do so successfully.

"When the pain is so severe that it impinges on your ability to be active and to live your life as you'd want," it may be time to look into a new joint, he said.

How do accidental occurrences impinge on our plans and ambitions?

This great success, increased life expectancy, means that cancer and dementia impinge on our fears more than ever.

On that subject, let me assure you that my partisan feelings do not impinge on our editorial decisions.