Sentence examples for will impinge from inspiring English sources

How the larger social context will impinge remains to be seen.

If it passes, it will only be with "reservations": clauses that qualify how the treaty will impinge on American law.

Genes involved are mainly tumor suppressors, oncogenes or ADN repair genes whose modifications in tumors will impinge cell fate and proliferation from tumor initiation to metastasis.

These guerrillas, from ethnic minorities for the most part, are now worried that Mr Khin Nyunt's demise will impinge on their ill-defined autonomy.

The Government has moved to calm concerns that its new surveillance bill, to be introduced this week, will impinge on civil liberties.

If the inquiry extends beyond the August recess, which begins next week, it will impinge on the senator's fall re-election campaign.

The battery that powers the new rear-wheel electric motor will be parked under the rear seats and will not impinge on luggage capacity, which Toyota puts at 65.5 cubic feet, with those seats folded flat.

But permitting the wall between church and state to be breached will inevitably impinge on my right to be free of religious coercion, which most certainly will occur if history is any lesson (witness the problems at the Air Force Academy).

It will therefore impinge on wilderness.

And it will not impinge on business investment.

The indictment will likely impinge on their ability to travel.