Sentence examples for imposed effort from inspiring English sources
However, imposed effort and cost for a TCCA procedure standard must be carefully reviewed.
Two wickets at a cost of 70 each on a helpful Gabba may not surprise, given the lack of support at the other end with Swann and Chris Tremlett struggling to build pressure, but he is not making the new ball breakthroughs that once marked his most imposing efforts.
The difficulty that transportation costs imposed on efforts to adhere to a regular medication schedule was a key theme that emerged irrespective of whether participants were able to maintain their ARV regimens.
The web services infrastructure that both Facebook and Google are based on does not easily permit such fine grained control for users without also imposing serious effort.
This allows adding and removing this kind of peripherics dynamically while it does not impose additional effort in setting up new devices or modifying the current platform configuration.
However, we prefer to have a lower false alarm rate than a higher true alarm rate because a false alarm imposes much effort in drilling down the WBS to find out the source of variation.
The result might rather suggest that policy makers are adequately protecting patients' interests by "imposing" high effort on doctors and monitoring their actions.
The cuts were imposed in an effort to close a $2.6 billion shortfall in the state's $8.9 billion budget for this year.
The sanctions announced by Mrs Clinton come on top of UN sanctions imposed in an effort to deflect the North from developing its nuclear arsenal.
More followed but money dried up in the early 1990s as sanctions were imposed in an effort to curb Islamabad's developing nuclear programme.
