Sentence examples for impinged directly from inspiring English sources

My folks could be strict, even inflexible, but mostly concerning some aspect of my behavior that impinged directly upon them.

In other respects, the Troubles didn't impinge directly on his life.

Under these conditions solar wind ions would impinge directly on those portions of Mercury's surface immediately beneath the Sun.

That politics impinge directly on choreographers was obvious in 1995 when Mr. Preljocaj rejected a post at an arts center in protest of a victory by the extreme right in nearby Toulon.

At present the problem of whether to boost your testosterone levels is unlikely to impinge directly on the British male, however: AndroGel, which is pricey enough in America, is prohibitively expensive here because of import duty: about £5,500 a year per patient.

Dust is a ubiquitous feature of the cosmos, impinging directly or indirectly on most fields of modern astronomy.

They are cooled by helium gas (10 MPa, 634 °C) impinging directly onto the inner heated surface of the thimble.

This paper examines the relative effect of both individual and societal factors that impinge directly on smoking behaviour of women and men.

It is generally accepted — or at least it should be — that there is a public interest in the CIA protecting stories that impinge directly on sources and methods, even if the most compelling evidence to demonstrate the actual harm caused by disclosure is only available in the classified domain.

Ras and Rho/Rac proteins play essential roles in normal signal transduction and pathological states, since they activate intracellular pathways that impinge directly in biological processes related to cell proliferation, survival and motility [1]-[6].

Prior studies suggest that children are most affected by violence that impinges directly upon them.