Sentence examples for this may impinge from inspiring English sources

In a market environment of frequent and sudden changes, this may impinge the competitiveness of the hybrid.

Obviously, the PCMF cannot provide a comprehensive and thorough description of every service, given that this may impinge upon trade secrets or reduce competitive advantage.

"This burden may impinge on the efficiency of the markets and may make dealers less willing to enter into trades with retail customers," wrote Leslie M. Norwood, associate general counsel at the association.

Clothing or hair covering the neck may impinge on this process.

Over the range of SBM inclusion in this study there were associative effects on methane production (l per day) in experiment 1 (36.4, 35.8, 33.7, 33.7 for proportion of GS 1.00, 0.76, 0.51 and 0.26, respectively), and experiment 2 (35.7, 42.4, 45.2, 43.1 for proportion of GS 1.00, 0.73, 0.52, 0.28, respectively) though the lower intake of silage in experiment 2 may impinge on this.

This suggests that although both mutants may impinge on similar biological processes by altering expression of similar sets of genes, the mechanism by which sticky and dFmr1 effect these same processes may be different.

Notably, we show here that the NLS of Numb is hosted in this domain, thus raising the interesting possibility that cytosolic ACBD3 may impinge on Numb nuclear translocation, finally inhibiting p53 activity and consequently promoting a change in Numb function over time.

This paper looks at the system for regulation and quality control of biological medicines as an exemplar of how changes in government/industry/academia relationships over a broader canvas may impinge on a government's regulatory function, especially where this function requires an ongoing commitment to science-based decision making and scientific research.

Whatever other ideas may impinge on his consciousness from time to time, he always falls back on story­telling.

Dryden said she was concerned that Chinese laws may impinge the rights of athletes to express themselves freely.

Andrew is up with a question about the Dodd-Frank banking rules that may impinge on bank profitability.