Sentence examples for that have impinged from inspiring English sources

Jackson has been frustrated by off-track controversies that have impinged on the ambitious 4-year-old campaign for Curlin that — if it goes to plan — may end in the winners' circle of one of the world's most prestigious races.

Vertical-clinging primates such as the tarsiers or small, squirrel-like quadrupeds such as the marmosets all of which have prehensile feet but not completely prehensile hands by remaining or becoming small, have avoided the evolutionary pressures that have impinged on larger primates.

The screens undergo a gentle spraying that is intended to free animals that have "impinged" on them, releasing them back into the river, and then a stronger one that blasts off leaves and twigs, litter and whatever else came in with the water.

"UNICEF has started relocating to Baghdad to strengthen its support to the government so that the long standing issues that have impinged children's rights are systematically resolved," stated Khan.

High finance is not something that has impinged greatly on the average citizen – yet.

We hypothesize that in the Early Triassic oceans-characterized by prolonged shallow anoxia that may have impinged onto continental shelves-global biogeochemical cycles and marine ecosystem structure became more sensitive to variation in the position of the OMZ.

Thus, no analyst inferences were made regarding contextual influences or other factors that may have impinged upon their behaviors.

Not that that vocation seems to have impinged on Larry's career.

She chose not to have children because it would have impinged on that freedom.

It is demonstrated that, once the growing crystals have impinged, the rheology can be interpreted within the framework of saturated compacted granular materials with little intercrystal cohesion.

Aidan Dodson showed however that in this situation, the pyramid construction ramp would have "impinged on any northern temple construction even more damagingly".