Sentence examples for imposing great from inspiring English sources

Confederate troops continued to put up a considerable fight, defeating Union forces at Chickamauga Creek, Georgia, and imposing great suffering at Chattanooga before finally losing that city.

However, presence of coarse and non-uniformly distributed silicon particles greatly influence the material properties imposing great challenge to its machinability.

Any policy aiming to reduce GHGs with biomass-based energy must account for uncertainties in emissions at each stage of production, or else it risks yielding marginal reductions, if any, while potentially imposing great costs.

Between the glistening skyscrapers of Shanghai, the incredible Terra Cotta Army in Xi'an, and the formidable, imposing Great Wall near Beijing, travelers can experience the best of the old and the new.

In its reorganization, Lloyd's is imposing greater controls on the companies under its umbrella.

The fiscal treaty is ostensibly about imposing greater budget discipline on the Eurozone 17-nation Eurozone.

Some players would sooner see the league start imposing greater restrictions on cut-blocking by offensive linemen.

The possibility of Google leaving China, he said, would send a message to Chinese leaders intent on imposing greater restrictions online.

The three primary theories protecting consumers and imposing greater duties on sellers are contract theory, due-care theory, and strict-liability theory.

Markets are also imposing greater discipline, if only because they realize that the public sector now has limited willingness and ability to again bail out the banking sector.

Senators have been debating their own proposals, which include reauthorizing the provisions through 2013 but imposing greater safeguards on them, or making the provisions permanent without modifications.