Sentence examples for imposed tremendous from inspiring English sources

But that imposed tremendous strains.

And the low-costs have imposed tremendous fare discipline".

"Japan should be blamed for its actions that irritate neighboring countries while failing to repent for its past, which imposed tremendous human and material sacrifices on those countries," the party said in a statement posted on its Web site.

This structure has stalled innovation, protected incumbents and imposed tremendous costs.

It is in great demand in ayurveda and the pharmaceutical industry (>100 t/yr), which has imposed tremendous pressure on some natural populations.

However, these same findings raised significant concerns as to whether the same EPC population is being truly monitored in vivo, and has imposed tremendous limitations on the assessment of the biological function of EPCs, as well as their potential use as a therapeutic strategy targeting neovasculature in RA tissues [ 29].

"Bad legislation would impose tremendous costs on our economy and on American families without accomplishing important climate change goals we share," Mr. Bush warned.

The shareholder lawsuit calls it an "employee severance" plan and argues it would "impose tremendous costs and risk for an acquirer, throwing sand in the gears of Microsoft's plan for a smooth integration".

However, network congestion and delay sensibility impose tremendous challenge on video communications.

The Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) is a free trade agreement with high standards, affecting multiple industries, and imposing tremendous economic impacts.

They are perfectly willing to impose tremendous suffering upon millions of Americans across the nation.