Sentence examples for imposes ever from inspiring English sources

That imposes ever greater costs on businesses.

As it imposes ever harsher budget cuts, Brian Cowen's government can only dread the prospect.

Even worse than wasting resources, today's zero-sum management imposes ever heavier burdens on society as a whole: witness the credit crunch, colossal inequalities and the pillaging of Earth's resources without provision for the future.

The true employer imposes ever-worsening conditions on workers, and then hides behind the fiction that they are someone else's employee, or blames the pressure of the stock market.

Instead, it seeks to impose ever greater control, often using the police.

She also began to impose ever greater security on her operations, downloading encryption programs from M.I.T. to protect her accounts.

The rich world is imposing ever stricter emissions standards on refineries and power-generation plants, as well as tightening the requirements to reduce pollutants in petrol.

The triumphs of the sportswear giant, and other ambushers, have compelled the I.O.C. to impose ever more stringent rules to keep corporate crashers away from the party.

As recently as January, the White House was satisfied that it was gradually tightening the noose around the neck of Iran as it imposed ever more severe sanctions on its old foe.

Its anchor, however, proved a millstone around their necks... Its rhetoric dominated discussion of public policy in the years before the Great Depression, and it sustained central bankers and political leaders as they imposed ever greater costs on ordinary people.

And it is part of the point of the highest-level-pressure approach that it should impose ever more pressure as time goes by, leading to a sense of breakthrough at the end.