Sentence examples for because it forced the from inspiring English sources
The UK's McLibel trial, which began in 1990, hurt McDonald's so seriously - even though the firm eventually won the case - because it forced the hamburger giant to be open about its business practices.
On March 30, a lawyer for the Northern Arapaho filed an amended complaint in federal court in Cheyenne, Wyo., calling the permit "a sham" because it forced the tribe to obtain the eagles off its reservation, which left tribal members subject to prosecution under state law.
D.R.: Because it forced the conversation?
BRADNER: To me, the prohibition of commercial traffic on NSFNET and ARPANET was what was crucial, because it forced the development of the commercial Net.
Introducing the word "Enron" was the key, because it forced the news media to debate with great earnestness a question that, as of the day before, had never been asked.
But the claim by chef Mark Sargeant that the recession may have been "one of the best things to happen to the dining scene in the UK" because it forced the restaurant industry to look at the way it serves people, makes an awful lot of sense.
It's unique because it forces the labor movement to recognize its weaknesses in a country in which union membership has slipped to 11%, from 35% in the 1950s.
This technique is known as sender-pays because it forces the sender to incur some cost before sending a message.
His engaging, infuriating work succeeds because it forces the reader to pay attention; because it is brutal without apology; because it directly confronts race and passion, the guilt that can accompany them, and the pain of repudiation.
Some experts believe that the action by Kohlberg, Kravis, while technically friendly, is actually hostile because it forces the board to consider a publicly made offer or be open to shareholder lawsuits.
Car-rental companies have resisted listing a total price at the start -- in part because it forces the system to make assumptions about the rental that may be erroneous, but largely for competitive reasons.
