Sentence examples for imposed a major from inspiring English sources

Even with the factual mirage described above, this is the first time in our history Congress imposed a major change opposed by a majority of Americans.

In 1914 the European powers imposed a major reform on the Ottomans that required supervision by inspectors in the east.

In the face of global competition, the need for the continuously increasing productivity, flexibility and quality (dimensional accuracy, mechanical properties and surface properties) has imposed a major change on steel manufacturing industries.

In conclusion, global warming has imposed a major threat to marine ecosystem.

But General Electric's medical-equipment business hasn't imposed a major factory layoff in five years, holding the manufacturing payroll steady at 3,200 people.

The marked increases in prevalence of overweight and obesity over the last two decades in the United States has imposed a major public health concern (Hedley et al. 2004).

But, of course, such a large number of graphs imposes a major obstacle to learning to read and write.

The so-called "chemical noise background" imposes a major limit on the practical sensitivity of MALDI mass spectrometry.

Doing away with the mortgage interest deduction would impose a major tax increase on tens of millions of homeowners, further depress home values and increase foreclosures.

State prosecutors told the court that the decision from June, Melendez-Diaz v. Massachusetts, was imposing a major and unwarranted burden and "is already proving unworkable".

The conduit system of mature karstified carbonate aquifers is typically characterised by a high hydraulic conductivity and does not impose a major flow constriction on catchment discharge.