Sentence examples for imposed totally from inspiring English sources

"Certainly, our knowledge of their past response may be of little value in predicting any future reactions to climate change, since we have imposed totally new restrictions on their mobility; we have inconveniently moved the goal posts and set up a ball game with totally new rules".

AIDS, a truly existential crisis, imposed a totally different perspective.

He has imposed himself totally on the team's attacking structure.

No French king had ever imposed himself so totally and so tyrannically as did Louis XI.

Unilever said it "considers the fine imposed to be totally unjustified, given Unilever's comparatively limited level of involvement in any exchanges and the absence of effects for the consumer".

"The WC [working committee of the BCCI] reiterated that the ban imposed on Harbhajan is totally unacceptable," it said.

You transport your own space to the outside world, dominate your surroundings, totally imposing.

Except for Mr. Joseph and Mr. Jayson, this was neither the original Cro-Mags of the 1986 album "Age of Quarrel," an imposing, important and totally uncuddly record, nor the versions of the group represented on two Cro-Mags Web sites separately associated with the band members Parris Mayhew and Harley Flanagan, who are seemingly estranged from each other and from Mr. Joseph.

Therefore, we totally impose 40 × 135 = 5400 states in the STL TSB-HMMs.

By imposing this constraint, totally inconsistent with the actual, very significant time-dependent effect of albumin, the Cox's PH estimate, represented by a thick black line in Figure 3, suggested decreasing albumin had only a very weak effect on increased mortality hazard.

People willingly let themselves be exploited, and the people who own the company have no other choice because they're under-funded and they're following a totally unrealistic strategy imposed on them by the venture capitalists.