Sentence examples for because of forced from inspiring English sources

Ukraine in particular suffered harshly at Stalin's hands because of forced collectivization.

Inside, "many inmates end up losing their life," the paper said, because of "forced labor, torture, degrading mistreatment, poor nutrition and lack of medical care".

If a village near a mine site loses its history because of forced eviction, but its residents gain new houses in a town nearby, are they better off?

The intermittent rebellion of the area's Kongo peoples because of forced labour and land eviction led to Portuguese reprisals and mass migration of the Kongo from 1961 to 1974 to neighbouring Zaire (now the Democratic Republic of the Congo).

Inside, "many inmates end up losing their life," the paper said, because of "forced labor, torture, degrading mistreatment, poor nutrition and lack of medical care". North Korea denies that such camps exist.

The sell-off in markets has been all the more severe because of forced selling by hedge funds, mutual funds, insurance companies and banks, all of which are being compelled to sell at the same time because of pressures from investors, lenders, regulators and rising insurance claims.

CairnGorm Mountain ski centre said it was closed on Monday because of storm force to hurricane force winds.

Privatization attracts sponsors because of the forced new savings.

Then again they usually are, all the more so because of the forced cheer.

Because of pressure forces, space suits partially (1 g) or completely (lunar-g) support their own weight.

Some housing advocates disagreed that Mr. Ahmad was in trouble because of forces outside his control.