Sentence examples for be forced to fall from inspiring English sources
It's considered a bit embarrassing to be forced to fall back on English.
Sick people who couldn't afford coverage in the regular market would be forced to fall back on special plans for high-risk people, which the federal government would subsidize.
Congress will be forced to fall back on the gigantic lie of "there just isn't time" and pass some sort of omnibus continuing resolution, and punt the ball down the road for a few months.
Backed into a corner, representatives of these too-big-to-fail banks and their allies are forced to fall back on perpetuating three myths.
A COMMON complaint at the height of the crisis was that too few Wall Street bosses were being forced to fall on their swords.
Increasingly, as the hard times bite deeper, many Greeks are deciding or being forced to fall back on that last line of defense.
But employment and foreign investment are spiraling, so the French are forced to fall back on their "enchanting delightfulness," as Mark Twain called it.
With deficit reduction now due to take two parliamentary terms rather than one, the chancellor has been forced to fall back on Plan B. This has two strands.
But psychiatrists, confronted with the impenetrable complexities of the brain, were "forced to fall back upon the symptomatology of the disease — the apparent mental condition, as judged from the outward manifestations".
As a result, "A Woman in Charge" and "Her Way" are forced to fall back on Clinton's largely ghostwritten, highly sanitized account of her life, "Living History," published in 2003.
