Sentence examples for While coercing from inspiring English sources

The theory is that this simultaneously turns health-care customers into bargain hunters, while coercing the providers into taking the lower price in return for an all-but-certain stream of patients.

They've always been evocative of something smooth and blissful, while coercing out of you that restless desire to dance.

Confrontational tactics, like interventions, can isolate and traumatize a child, while coerced treatment is less successful than voluntary treatment.

Hall also remembers the other editors once chiding Ashbery for not publishing in the magazine for a while and coercing him into going back to his room to get a poem.

In part to avoid detection by the authorities, traffickers grant victims limited freedom while simultaneously coercing them to return home to recruit other women to replace them.The report also casts a light on the increasingly important role that technology is playing in the trade, both in combating it and its perpetration.

Now the vast majority of militant groups in the opposition are Sunni and while they coerce the Sunni population, which makes up the majority of the country, and they enforce their own literalist interpretation of religion on them (especially the Islamists) they do not look upon the population as infidels, and they claim that they are there to defend them. .

Some penalization methods simply reduce the magnitude of the regression coefficients, while others coerce them to be zero.

The project touches raw cultural nerves while delighting the eye and coercing a smile.

Worker matrigenes should tend to be more in favor allowing coeval females to develop as reproductives, while patrigenes should be more in favor of coercing coevals into working (Table 5).

Thus, citizens of faith would be able to preserve their religious integrity, all the while remaining unable to coerce others via unshared religious reasons.

He is coercing his stroke and its after-effects to his career while at the same time forcing himself, he says, to slow down.