Sentence examples for imposes too much from inspiring English sources
Hollande insists the agreement imposes too much austerity and does too little to spur growth.
The proposal to reintroduce formal testing at KS1 – which was abandoned in 2004 – drew a hostile response from teaching unions who are concerned that testing imposes too much pressure on children and staff.
Though the maximum-likelihood (ML) detector employed at the MS or at the BS offers optimum performance by mitigating the CCI, MUI, and MSI, it often imposes too much computational complexity.
As a career coach, I talk to a lot of people who are dissatisfied with their job for a variety of reasons – pay isn't competitive, work imposes too much on personal life, skills are stagnating, interest in the work has waned, etc.
If a standard or platform becomes ossified, imposes too much overhead, or suffers from security flaws due to its openness, a new player may introduce a proprietary alternative that provides a superior user experience.
Information Technology is often viewed as imposing too much standardization and limiting flexibility in New Product Development (NPD).
"Existing teleoperation systems impose too much cognitive load on the operator.
Light brown sugar did the same thing but imposed too much of its own molasses flavor.
These tend to appear when the men who build them get too piggy, impose too much on us.
