Sentence examples for imposing enough from inspiring English sources

But the questions are imposing enough.

Gimelstob's serve is imposing enough at first glance.

Here's an even bigger problem in Trump's Iran strategy: It's making extensive demands without imposing enough pressure.

Porter is imposing enough physically — he is stocky and more than 6-foot tall — but he can be soft-spoken.

In those days when colonists were naming things, every substantial soggy place seemed to be imposing enough to be called a Great Swamp.

Mr. Hill is imposing enough to attract disciples all by himself, and that's what has happened in the last few years.

"We figure their regular clients impose enough constraints".

She is strongly against the idea and has also declared that only a treaty change can impose enough rules to ward off another disaster.

I could say more, but I've already imposed enough, Q.: Time to face this hard new world, to return to the great shining work of our people.

Many of those groups believe that the previous plans disseminated by the administration did not impose enough taxes or fees on the industry to cover the increased costs to state and local governments.

In theory, a regulator would be able to impose enough losses on shareholders and creditors to stabilise a bank over that brief first weekend without troubling depositors or taxpayers.