Sentence examples for imposing a considerable from inspiring English sources

In Brazil the widespread use of electrical showerheads for providing hot water for domestic consumption contributes to a load curve that peaks in the early evening, imposing a considerable burden to generation, transmission, and distribution utilities.

Suicide is a major global health problem imposing a considerable burden on populations in terms of disability-adjusted life years.

It is estimated that in the USA, ADEs occur at a rate of 2-7/100 adminsions in hospital [ 9] and at a rate of 3% in adult primary care outpatients [ 13], thus imposing a considerable burden on healthcare systems.

And that, insurers and patient advocates say, could impose a considerable financial burden.

Background: Worldwide, seasonal influenza imposes a considerable health and economic burden.

The family's patronage of artists, architects, and writers also imposed a considerable burden upon its resources.

In December the case was tried summarily without a jury by the judge who thought his authority contemned, and in the following year he imposed a considerable fine.

Pressure ulcers are a common and debilitating form of chronic wounds that impose a considerable burden on individuals and healthcare systems.

There remains the potential for the Football League to impose a considerable fine, potentially in excess of £50m, for breaches of financial fair play regulations held over from their promotion season.

Because the premiums for lender-placed policies are 2 to 10 times as expensive as standard homeowner policies, these policies impose a considerable burden on already distressed homeowners, said Alexis Iwanisziw, a research and policy analyst for New York's Neighborhood Economic Development Advocacy Project.

But cascading scheme imposes a considerable computational complexity.