Sentence examples for may sound imposing from inspiring English sources
All of that opulence may sound imposing, but Hadid says the building is far from cold.
Therefore, asking those users to jump from what's comfortable (native feeds) to an entirely new product or service that is built on top of their activity may sound nice but, in reality, impose deep, behavioral switching costs.
That may sound like a lot--imposing, in effect, a 10 to 12 percent national sales tax--but average Americans would come out ahead.
Naturally the beauty of listening to ambience, however detailed it may sound, is in allowing the listener to impose his or her own surroundings onto it.
By this, the donors meant that the amount of money spent on battling a particular disease should reflect the burden that disease imposed on the local population.This may sound obvious, but it is an approach that few health ministries take.
We wish to make a brief comment about use of the phrase by this reviewer that the host "imposed" protein sorting components to the endosymbiont; this may sound like a "parasitic" interaction.
That may sound obvious to some, but there is a strong, sometimes well-argued view that journalists should not impose a traditional framework on this nontraditional phenomenon.
That may sound like a lot, but it's less than the 6% or 7% tuition hikes that schools like Dickinson College and Villanova University have imposed, says the The Chronicle.
