Sentence examples for been forced either to from inspiring English sources
It's hard to imagine that the quality of manuscripts from writers who have been forced either to eat less or write faster isn't deteriorating.
In 1959, federal officials hoped to entrap Chaplin at an immigration office with a question about a girlfriend's abortion he'd have been forced either to admit it, rendering himself "mandatorily excludable," or to perjure himself.
In 1959, federal officials hoped to entrap Chaplin at an immigration office with a question about a girlfriend's abortion — he'd have been forced either to admit it, rendering himself "mandatorily excludable," or to perjure himself.
Pitta visited the region and says many uprooted communities have been forced either to move to shanty towns in nearby cities, or to work for a pittance for the very people who seized their land.
The United States will be forced either to endure the attacks or send in more troops to protect our forces.
Those who don't live there are forced either to walk a great distance twice a day or to pay extra for a ride to work.
We're forced either to lament or to celebrate old age, rather than simply "affirm it as a significant part of life".
Thus outflanked, Rosecrans would be forced either to fight to regain the city or to fall back across the Tennessee River to preserve his supply line.
The alleged plan was to put the HKMA in a double bind: it would be forced either to raise interest rates to defend the Hong Kong dollar — driving stocks down — or to devalue the currency.
But the British choose a government that imposes cuts – and then the poorest are forced either to steal, or to beg from this decade's other great phenomenon: food banks.
