The phrase "a building forced" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a building that has been compelled or pressured in some way, but without additional context, it is unclear.
Example: "The city council approved the plans for a building forced by the urgent need for housing."
Alternatives: "a building compelled" or "a building imposed".
A sense of stirring currents and tides grew until, in the second section, the Indian dancers suggested a building force that was checked by their rounded, pushing bodies.
Sixteen of the evacuated people were taken to shelter at Central High School, where 12 others joined them late Friday night after an unrelated fire at an Aurora apartment building forced them from their homes.
In 1997, a rotor on one of its sightseeing helicopters clipped a Manhattan building, forcing an emergency landing.
On June 18 , 1913a fire burned down most of the building, forcing a new building to be rebuilt.
BANGKOK — Politics returned to the streets of Thailand on Monday as thousands of antigovernment protesters surrounded the Parliament building, forcing a delay in the legislature's opening session under a new government.
For example, parking your car farther from a building and forcing yourself to walk or taking the stairs every day can have positive effects on weight and sleep.
They went on to calculate that it would take about 74,000 Wall Street job cuts in New York to tip the scales to the point where landlords at New York's highest-quality Class A buildings are forced to drop rents significantly.
The Soberanes fire has destroyed 20 homes and threatens an additional 1,650 buildings, forcing evacuations from more than 11 communities in the tourist-heavy but sparsely populated region. .
Initially, the depression moved northeastward, though on November 4, a building high pressure area forced it to track north of due west.
The next day, Harvard's staid campus of red-brick buildings was hardly one big pep rally, but from the Harvard bookstore, which printed commemorative basketball T-shirts, to the college's president, who called the team "a real community building force," the university seemed to bask in an atypical glow of sporting achievement.
