Henceforth, Douhet and others argued, force-on-force had become irrelevant; in the words of British Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin, "The bomber will always get through".
Some argued forcing people to be in office was a management style too out of date.
And, he argued, forcing banks to raise capital now would anger investors by forcing the dilution of current shareholders.
James earned his chance at redemption by vanquishing the Boston Celtics, the team that had denied him so many times during his Cleveland Cavaliers tenure and, it can be argued, forced his move to South Beach.
They were, he argues, "forced on the courts by the repeated undermining of their orders".
The producers argue force-feeding is reversible and does not make them sick.
Darwinism, John Gray argues, forced Victorians "to ask why their lives should not end like those of other animals, in nothingness.
Dealing with live cultures, Katz and McAfee argue, forces dairies to do what all of agriculture should be doing anyway: downsize, localize, clean up production.
That competition, the group argues, forces universities to spend too much on athletic facilities and to ignore bad grades or poor qualifications of athletes.
