Sentence examples for imposing a small from inspiring English sources

Such systematic annual reduction increases the safety factor for the lender by imposing a small annual burden rather than a single, large, final obligation.

The biggest potential reductions in spam may come from some more radical ideas, like imposing a small fee, like a postage stamp, for sending e-mail.

Another option is to take the late James Tobin's suggestion and put some sand in the works of Wall Street by imposing a small tax on each financial transaction.

Permeability may be determined by either a fixed pressure drop or fixed flow rate experiment, with results presented from the fixed pressure drop approach by imposing a small gravity head of the flowing liquid; liquid flow is gravimetrically measured.

The mistuning pattern on a bladed disc is controlled in Part 2 of the two-part article either by (i) imposing a small maximum allowable mistune according to the small mistuning approach or (ii) incorporating non-identical blades of specific patterns, known as the intentional mistuning approach.

This technique is accomplished by imposing a small, sinusoidal varying force on top of the applied linear force that drives the motion of the indenter.

As an alternative, they propose imposing a smaller payroll tax than the one in Mr. Ravitch's plan and increasing fare revenues by 4percentt.

True, it imposes a (small) haircut.

Australia imposes a small medical levy of 2%.

However, they did impose a small initial peak (<1 BW) earlier in the stance phase.

But going to town to buy it imposes a small cost: a half-hour walk, say, or a bus ticket.