Sentence examples for impose dramatic from inspiring English sources

The landlord cannot arbitrarily impose dramatic hikes; increases can only come in regulated steps.

Recent decisions in NML v. Argentina illustrate the way in which a court's inability to compel compliance by the sovereign may lead it to impose dramatic and potentially unwarranted costs on third parties, turning traditional equitable analysis on its head.

To impose dramatic continuity on this "loose assemblage of situations," as he calls the opera in a program note, Mr. Mussbach treats Faust as an actor playing a role, someone on a "virtual journey," a "daydream that has no reality".

Trump plans to impose dramatic restrictions on immigration and refugee admission and temporarily reject travelers from from seven Muslim-majority countries, according to a draft version of a White House executive order.

Our results show that MSC impose dramatic changes in the function of macrophages inhibiting the production of anti-inflammtory cytokines, promoting their ability to phagocytize apoptotic cells and enhancing their susceptibility to T. cruzi infection.

As shown in Figure 7A, some of the NAMs we have identified here are likely to impose dramatic alterations in signaling networks, such as specificity switches that are analogous to introducing a new kinase and thus may play a driving role in oncogenesis.

It's not a thriller with some local color adorning the action or a documentary study with an imposed dramatic structure but, rather, a view of Wayuu life and the built-in fault lines that, in the inevitable contact with the surrounding world, tragically give way.

How Philadelphia fights street gangs Jump to media player As the British government looks for solutions to England's riots, the US city of Philadelphia has imposed dramatic measures to tackle similar problems.

The scenery is imposing, dramatic and undeniably spectacular, but most importantly is also accessible.

As Stanley Kauffman wrote, some critics believe that Ray assumes that viewers "can be interested in a film that simply dwells in its characters, rather than one that imposes dramatic patterns on their lives".

Mitosis imposes dramatic and dynamic changes on nuclear organization and gene expression in eukaryotic cells.