Sentence examples for imposing a serious from inspiring English sources

Oxygen and nitrogen have been both known to have a strong hardening effect on Ti and its alloys, while also imposing a serious embrittlement effect.

The rapid increase in motorized traffic is imposing a serious threat to the communities because of the increase in travel time, travel cost, energy consumption and environmental pollution.

Said Secretary of the Treasury Henry M. Paulson in April 2007: "I don't see [subprime mortgage market troubles] imposing a serious problem".

The Treasury in particular has been playing catch-up since April of 2007, when Paulson said he didn't see subprime "imposing a serious problem" and that "it's going to be largely contained".

Indeed, air pollution is imposing a serious health burden in India.

But several election law experts said it was unlikely the panel would impose a serious penalty.

Removing the entrance, he added, "would impose a serious burden on the displaced pedestrian users".

The unchallenged findings leave no doubt that the Arizona Train Limit Law imposes a serious burden on the interstate commerce conducted by appellant.

Frequent data gaps, e.g. due to cloud contamination, impose a serious challenge for such time series analyses.

Cutting Russian banks and companies from the Belgium-based Swift international transaction system would, by contrast, impose a serious jolt.

Low back pain which is a major cause of disability for people aged between 20 and 50 years imposes a serious socio-economic burden.