Sentence examples for be forced to wind from inspiring English sources

However, the shine has recently been taken off zeros, following reports that several of the more recently launched split-capital investment trusts are in trouble and may be forced to wind up early.

A WRU statement confirmed that European Rugby Cup Ltd (ERC) were withholding payments as they seek to clarify what liabilities they would suffer should they be forced to wind up in the summer.

In a statement Sir Merrick said libraries, leisure centres and roads could suffer, adding: "By the end of the decade councils may be forced to wind down some of the most popular services they provide unless urgent action is taken to address the crisis in adult social care funding.

The fund is intended to support companies that are forced to wind down their operations, without having to resort to taxpayer bailouts.

Four years ago the Pension Protection Fund was forced to wind down and take on the company's pension scheme, which had more than 8,000 members and a £529m deficit.

Professor Ball concludes: "Lehman might have survived indefinitely as an independent firm; it might have been acquired by another institution; or eventually it might have been forced to wind down its business.

When a public share issue for Inesco in 1984 flopped, the pair were forced to wind up the project.

The country has already been forced to wind down one of its largest banks in order to qualify for a 10bn euro lifeline from international lenders.

If we rely on nonrenewable energy, we will eventually run out of fuel, at which point we will be forced to construct solar and wind installations anyway.

I was forced to supplement my wind power with coal.

People who are forced to retire and who wind up with nothing to do can waste away mentally and emotionally, as well as physically.