Sentence examples for imposed on events from inspiring English sources

To the point when Terry had a penalty to win it and at last you thought some kind of pattern had been imposed on events.

Instead of a transcendental matrix of order imposed on natural events from without, time is seen as an inherent feature of the operation of dharmas.

And I'd suggest that this modern pop version of the myth is so eagerly retold (or rather, imposed on existing events) because it provides a set of reassuring emotions, which many of us seem to have decided are much more important than actual facts.

The tight security measures worldwide were imposed on us by events, not by choice.

Comedians may portray someone they want to be, or perhaps their act is a way to defy the constraints imposed on their everyday events and interactions with others.

By using the relation "a triggers b", a lower bound is imposed on the timestamps of events b as they cannot appear before their matching event a. Events between two consecutive events b are then adjusted to respect this constraint.

But the content of the tapes seems to highlight the potentially conflicting strains imposed on British Muslims by events across the world.

The spokesman for Scotland Yard said: "A number of people in breach of regulations imposed on a monthly cycling event have been arrested".

All the researchers I spoke with agreed that, in many cases, there was an underlying, asymptomatic mitochondrial dysfunction, aggravated by some other stressful event imposed on the child's immune system, resulting in autism.

A transfer embargo imposed on Hearts for an insolvency event placed the signing in jeopardy.

A registration embargo imposed on Hearts for an insolvency event placed the deal in doubt.