Sentence examples for radically imposing from inspiring English sources
There's a negative way as well: they're not so much impressing as radically imposing their values on their offspring by cutting them off from alternative viewpoints.
Further formation/accumulation of aggregates may radically impose physical stresses/damages to membranes as well as on whole cells, which may be required for pathogenesis of some diseases.
It was Nixon who radically intervened in the free market by imposing wage and price controls, launched détente with the Soviets, normalized relations with Mao's China and let the Communists win in Vietnam.
The plan radically changes health care in the U.S., imposing the federal government into perhaps the most personal of all segments of American life.
Administration officials and Republican negotiators say the money can be taken from health care providers like hospitals and nursing homes without directly imposing new costs on needy beneficiaries or radically restructuring either program.
Looks tough and imposing.
He is physically imposing.
A seriously imposing group.
