Sentence examples for because it could force from inspiring English sources

Bankers resist, because it could force them to recognize losses they would prefer to delay.

Other reports describe a flood of sublet space but consider it an opportunity because it could force landlords to reduce rental rates.

The retailers applauded the decision because it could force the Fed, a major banking regulator, to rewrite the rule in such a way that they would pay far less to the banks in debit card fees.

Senator Max Baucus of Montana, the senior Democrat on the Finance Committee, said he was troubled by the proposal because it could force states to "slash Medicaid eligibility or benefits".

Investors wanted to be able to sue Enron because it could force the banks to shoulder more of the damages if Enron was found liable and could not pay.

Yet the current investigation goes further still because it could force brokers to comply with an individual state's laws rather than a single national standard.

And, because of the security requirements, it could force companies not to disclose that they had ever received such requests.

But because it couldn't force a ball past Villar, it didn't.

But oddly enough, some Japanese bureaucrats argue privately that a more public critique of Japan might be politically useful to reformers in Japan, because it could help force the Liberal Democratic Party to justify long overdue economic changes that are resisted by its key constituencies.

Japan's role in missile defense is particularly significant because deployment could force it to alter long-held pacifist practices and re-examine its Constitution.

If the United States has been more reluctant than its allies to come to firm conclusions about chemical weapons, it may be because such proof could force Mr. Obama's hand.