Sentence examples for imposes a small from inspiring English sources

True, it imposes a (small) haircut.

Australia imposes a small medical levy of 2%.

But going to town to buy it imposes a small cost: a half-hour walk, say, or a bus ticket.

Trading is largely electronic, so it could be deducted at source, and the UK already imposes a small stamp duty on share transactions.

Furthermore, it imposes a small systematical error in the construction of, because the same simulated C-NOT process matrix is applied several times to form the concatenated process matrix (see Ref. [33] for an analysis of a similar situation).

Jerry Brown's hard-fought Proposition 30, which imposes a small increase on sales taxes and taxes for the state's wealthiest residents in an effort to avoid sweeping cuts to our education system, came through.

Part of the appeal and the absurdity of Playbook is that it imposes a small-town, small-paper sensibility onto a big, complicated city — Lake Wobegon with power.

Regressive tax, tax that imposes a smaller burden (relative to resources) on those who are wealthier; its opposite, a progressive tax, imposes a larger burden on the wealthy.

However, cooperation is expected to more readily evolve if it imposes a smaller cost.

However, they did impose a small initial peak (<1 BW) earlier in the stance phase.

The warmed roof passed heat to near-ground air and subsurface layers to impose a small indoor cooling load.