Sentence examples for problems imposed from inspiring English sources

Gila's case illustrates the taboo nature of discussion about psychiatric problems imposed by some orthodox families.

But it is less the financial problems imposed by John's conviction that worries Beere, rather the impact on her children.

In addition his lung problems imposed a long period of choking and retching before he was able to begin smoking for the day.

But while they recognized the problems imposed by success, she said, they also knew they couldn't afford to make dramatic changes.

In Beck's description of how risk societies work, the first round of scientific innovation — when science solves the problems imposed on us by nature — is accepted gratefully, even uncritically.

Condoleezza Rice may have stayed up all night one night, but the Palestinians have been dealing with problems imposed by Zionists in the region for more than 100 years.

Based on concepts developed by statistician and management theorist W. Edwards Deming, TQM includes techniques for achieving efficiency, solving problems, imposing standardization and statistical control, and regulating design, housekeeping, and other aspects of business or production processes.

Both have settled lawsuits over tire problems, imposing a gag rule on plaintiffs as a condition for cash rewards, so that word of the cases never reached the public or federal safety officials.

People with self-control problems impose negative externalities on their future.

A growing literature argues that people with self-control problems impose negative externalities on their future selves.

Some designers are able to reduce errors by developing heuristics and rules of thumb that lighten the cognitive load that such design problems impose.