Sentence examples for thereby imposing from inspiring English sources

Gonadal hormones participate in a mechanism that affects the pituitary, thereby imposing certain restraints on the secretion of gonadotropins.

This "enrichment" still fails miserably to allow hens to carry out their natural behavioural patterns, thereby imposing on them lives of total frustration.

Faced with that risk, creditors demand higher interest rates from the outset or refuse to grant additional credit, thereby imposing a measure of discipline on debtors.

These bills distract Congress and the public, thereby imposing an opportunity cost on the political system and contributing to congressional paralysis.

But if bonds are too expensive to issue, the banks will respond by shrinking their balance sheets, thereby imposing a semi-permanent credit squeeze on their economies.

Using the technique of selective laser melting, the produced metallic FGE exhibit walls of only 150 µm thickness thereby imposing only a marginal obstruction of the flow.

They thereby imposed a deadweight cost on business and an inconvenience to commuters.

was prohibited by section 4, and that the limitation thereby imposed was a valid exercise of congressional power.

She thereby imposed on everyone her experience in a high-burnout job demanding extensive international travel and a commute between Washington and New Jersey.

Since examining experimental mice is time consuming, eventually difficult, and most importantly, might be noxious to the mice due to thereby imposed stress, we checked whether the clinical scoring could be restricted to observational parameters.

When you or I decide to drive during "congested time" -- what we used to call "rush hour," but which now lasts about six hours every day -- we make that congestion a bit worse, and thereby impose a cost on all the other people who are trying to get somewhere.