Sentence examples for may impinge from inspiring English sources
Clothing or hair covering the neck may impinge on this process.
Whatever other ideas may impinge on his consciousness from time to time, he always falls back on storytelling.
Dryden said she was concerned that Chinese laws may impinge the rights of athletes to express themselves freely.
Andrew is up with a question about the Dodd-Frank banking rules that may impinge on bank profitability.
Similarly, engineers need to know marketing objectives because they may impinge upon their work in unpredictable ways, and because they will help make the designers' efforts understandable.
"There is also a risk that such uncertainty may impinge on the exchange's future ability to comply with the recognition requirements".
In these instances, the furthering of one stakeholder group's interest may impinge on competing stakeholder interests and risks hampering the long-term interests of the corporation.
We have considered the fact that a jury is likely to find PSE evidence persuasive and that PSE evidence may impinge upon the traditional functions of a jury.
The fluid in the pump chamber may impinge on the fins and increase the heat dissipation rate due to the oscillation by the actuator.
Rises in unemployment as a corollary to the global economic crisis may impinge on the prevalence of depression disproportionally for the two genders.
"This burden may impinge on the efficiency of the markets and may make dealers less willing to enter into trades with retail customers," wrote Leslie M. Norwood, associate general counsel at the association.
