Sentence examples for imposes uncommon from inspiring English sources
Charter passengers represent a category of airport users that imposes uncommon operating conditions to airport terminal facilities, which, if not anticipated, may result in a low level of service.
On top of all that, before the cap on the duration of scholarships was imposed, it wasn't uncommon to encounter supervisors who were only too eager to drag out a student's PhD program.
Informality imposes costs.
Geography also imposes limits.
It also imposes tough terms.
It is not uncommon for analysts to impose very stringent limitations on the complexity of an SC experiment.
In traditional relationships, it's not uncommon for people to impose dating restrictions on themselves to honor the desires of their dead spouses, or to feel guilty when they start dating again.
Patients complaining of being overweight because of inactivity imposed by their pain is not uncommon.
Long-term, multiyear studies are available, yet uncommon, so the impact of imposed stresses over multiple years is not fully understood.
Three-strikes laws and other formulas forced judges to impose life without parole, a sentence that was uncommon in the United States before the 1970s.
