Sentence examples for impose destructive from inspiring English sources

The shadow effect in PV systems is a very crucial issue, leading not only to the decrease of the power produced but could also impose destructive effects such as cell or glass cracking, melting of solder or degradation of solar cell.

I frequently hear accountability-driven reformers claim that it is not their fault that schools struggling with high-stakes tests impose destructive levels of stress on children.

"Courts should not intervene where there is a robust political debate because doing so poisons the political well, imposing a destructive anti-majoritarian constitutional ruling on a vigorous debate," he said.

German voters will not blame Prime Minister Merkel for imposing self-destructive austerity on the Eurozone.

"I do not understand the rush to impose these burdensome and destructive regulations on communities that have successfully managed sprawl in this region for years," said Assemblyman Guy Gregg, a Republican from Sussex County.

Now this bustling city is on the frontline of a struggle between the past and the future, between extremist militias who want to impose their distorted and destructive vision of Islam on a people that want no part in their brutal nightmare.

The fact that Obama and Boehner tried to impose even more self-destructive austerity in July 2011 is ignored.

Because we lack the discipline to impose sharply higher taxes on gasoline, the most socially destructive fossil fuel, we were lucky to have OPEC to do the job for us.

It just abandoned the destructive employee evaluation methods that Gates is trying to impose upon public school teachers.

The stand-off has left the agency ruddlerless in the middle of a destructive reorganisation imposed by the coalition, just when it is struggling to deal with the aftermath of the industrial scale adulteration of our food supply with horsemeat.

It took bombing raids from French aircraft to draw attention to the fact that Islamist extremists have captured two-thirds of this beautiful country, imposing a distorted and destructive interpretation of their faith on a people for whom it could not be more alien.