Sentence examples for are forced to evaluate from inspiring English sources

The more banks are forced to evaluate risks based on shareholder losses rather than government bailouts, the safer the system will be.

"It is not very often that we are forced to evaluate our career and to determine if we really want our old job back," said Alan Moore, a financial planner in Racine, Wis.

However, it should be noted that the optimised region obtained by utilizing the hedonic scale with reference refer to samples whose acceptability are likely to be greater than that of the reference sample, as by using this scale consumers are forced to evaluate each sample in relation to the reference.

The hardest work seems to take place off-stage, when comedians are forced to evaluate themselves to make necessary tweaks and improvements.

Since 2005, 42 of the state's most vulnerable plants have been forced to evaluate ways to reduce risks, and several have changed chemicals or processes.

On the Palestinian side, Hamas is being forced to evaluate the transition it has made from a resistance group that carried out deadly attacks against Israeli civilians, to leader of the Palestinian government.

The Knicks were forced to evaluate where they were after the game, as Woodson had pictures of the Larry O'Brien Trophy — given to the N.B.A. champion — taped above every player's locker during the third quarter of Saturday night's game.

Everyone affected by the transformation of the ES is forced to evaluate if the changing system will perform as expected.

However, the longer it takes, the more a candidate is forced to evaluate and affirm his or her own commitment to the profession.

I may not agree with the critic but, at least, I am forced to evaluate why I liked the production more than they did.

Researchers have traditionally been forced to evaluate present day diversity of endangered populations against other contemporary populations of the same or closely related species.