Sentence examples for questions impose from inspiring English sources

These questions impose enormous cognitive demands.

Respondents have various ways of resisting the constraints that questions impose on them.

In her ruling, Judge Phyllis Gangel-Jacob said Mr. Pataki's May 31 order pulling the vehicle registration for 63 Apple Tours buses raised due process questions, imposed a penalty that could kill the company and hurt the city's tourism industry.

Given the limitation to two basic questions imposed by the Infectious Diseases/Infection Control annual survey methods, the full extent and characterization of S. aureus with reduced susceptibility to vancomycin in the VA cannot be accurately assessed.

The question for decision is thus whether (the statute in question) imposes a criminal sanction.

That question imposed itself after Samsung Electronics said on October 7th that its operating profit in the third quarter will be less than half the level it was a year earlier, down from 10.2 trillion won ($9.2 billion) to around just 4 trillion won.The profit warning was not entirely unexpected.

This question imposes itself in exile when the exiled person realizes he's on his own and without defense.

It is Investor's job to ask difficult questions, to impose targets and a sense of urgency on its companies.

If it is tenable to say that rigidity assures that some sentences or statements like this are necessarily true though a posteriori, further questions immediately impose themselves.

Or are they cut off from their affluence, removed from the cares and concerns of others?" As an American youth I am upset by such shallow questions that impose a general and stereotypical image upon young people, especially teen-agers, as being selfish and unaware and unconcerned about the misfortunes and needs of others.

Finally, the questions asked impose a structure on the dialogue, and influences content.