Sentence examples for to be impinged from inspiring English sources

"I didn't want to have people watching me or to be impinged upon," she said.

Every body is permeable in the sense of being vulnerable to being impinged upon by others.

It wasn't only the party scene that would be affected by the bill – the council's duty to provide permanent sites for travellers would be repealed; police would have new powers of unsupervised stop and search; the right to silence would be impinged; and the criminalisation of "disruptive trespass" would have far-reaching consequences for squatters, travellers and protesters alike.

Knowledge on the dissolution rate of carbonate samples by carbon dioxide solutions is required in EOR and CO2 storage projects to estimate the changes on the flow properties of the porous formation and the damages that can be impinged to the rock.

Besides humerus cranialisation and the classical etiologic mechanisms that have been related to SIS, subacromial tissues can be impinged as a consequence of an adjoining pathology or other structures than the acromion.

I can't let myself be impinged on.

MRI or CT was used to specifically clarify whether the nerve root in question was impinged or not.

Figure 1 Output SINR versus number of data snapshots for Example 1. Example 2. Consider that there are three SOIs two of the SOIs are the same as those used by Example 1, and the other SOI has different cycle frequency equal to 9 and is impinging on the array from −20° off broadside.

There was a point when so many people wanted to come down it was impinging on the day job".

By about 290 million years ago Gondwana was impinging to the northwest against the southern Appalachians, further complicating structures formed by the earlier collisions and producing a broad belt of new thrust faults and folds along the northwestern periphery of the orogenic belt.

I'm not about to argue that the monarch is impinging on the daily freedoms of British citizens, but the institution of monarchy has done nothing to secure or protect our freedoms (indeed, historically, greater freedom for the people has been resisted by our kings and queens).