Sentence examples for slowly imposing from inspiring English sources

The artist, working like a cyclone, throve in chaos; his biographer, with a tidier mind, is slowly imposing order on Picasso's rackety life and refuses to rush to judgment before his knowledge of the subject is complete.

Fiji wants 30% of its waters protected and European nations including the UK are slowly imposing their own marine protected zones, prompted by the UN Convention on Biodiversity (CBD) which was initiated at Rio.

Many people protested against the coup attempt on streets throughout the country, however, these demonstrations were motivated by a slowly imposed ideology of a religious ruling class.

The loading includes different phases: firstly, the plate is loaded by the slowly imposed displacement of the loading rod (see left side of Figure 3a) at a low constant speed up to the initiation of the fracture.

It appears the GOP leadership has changed the bill in response to those senators, although the ultimate effect would be to introduce cuts more slowly while imposing larger ones over time.

The biosphere may respond fast (e.g., to droughts), but also very slowly to imposed changes.

White-striped kudu bulls pause, and slowly turn their imposing curved horns.

Considered a public health catastrophe, obesity is slowly killing Americans and imposing a substantial, $190 billion (nearly 21percentt of total health care spending) economic burden on society.

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But neither has she done an especially bad job: she is honest, and she has slowly proceeded to impose some order on one of Latin America's most chaotic capitals, home to around 8.5m people.In this section The expanding middle Mayor and mafias ReprintsShe began by cancelling fat consultancy contracts which proliferated under her predecessor, Luis Castañeda.

This method is based on the maximum entropy principle of thermodynamics and involves the assumption that the evolution of a system can be described using a relatively small set of slowly changing constraints imposed by the external and internal dynamics of the system.