The phrase "a lifetime of forced" is grammatically correct but may be incomplete without additional context.
It can be used in discussions about experiences or situations that are imposed on someone over a long period of time.
Example: "She endured a lifetime of forced compliance, never able to express her true self."
Alternatives: "an eternity of imposed" or "a lifetime of coercion".
A lifetime of forced Michener sounds, to me, utterly cruel and unusual.
Most migrants from Eritrea are escaping a lifetime of forced conscription – effectively slave labour – alongside human rights abuses including arbitrary arrests, torture or enforced disappearances.
Crimes as innocent as smuggling Western DVDs can result in a lifetime of forced labor.
At Sawa, where Eritreans are taken for their final year of high school, they are also embarking on what can become a lifetime of forced service.
And how do they treat her? Has a lifetime of neglect forced her to turn to animals for comfort?
Multiply this amount by a lifetime of labor force participation, and you get an idea of just how much money the economy could lose in consumption spending and investments, and that governments would not collect in tax revenue if potential DREAM Act beneficiaries can't go to college.
History, reason and a lifetime of handicapping horses force me to reach a bit and try to instill some order in a Triple Crown season that has not had any for these spring months.
In a lifetime of literary tours-de-force, this is the biggest shock of all.
We don't believe that America's elderly and people with disabilities should be forced to pay a lifetime of higher premiums or be rushed into making an uninformed choice.
Sadly, the debate is still focused on the evils of feminism, and on convincing men their real problem is that women are no longer forced to trade a lifetime of resentful sex for financial security.
Released on iTunes, Amazon and other streaming services June 9, "I Love You Both" follows Krystal (played by Kristin Archibald and Donny Doug Archibaldld, who is Kristin's real-life brother), who are forced to confront a lifetime of codependency when they start dating Andy Lucas Nefff), who identifies as bisexual.
