Sentence examples for been forced to conclude from inspiring English sources
I have therefore been forced to conclude I should resign.
However, Tugendhat said he had been forced to conclude that Horton has "not been frank with the court".
We have been forced to conclude that a massive, unwieldy private-sector bureaucracy is no better, and sometimes worse, than a public-sector bureaucracy.
A couple of days later, Mr. Trahar (pronounced TRAY-er) might have been forced to conclude that his rivals were moving with equal if not greater speed, as the world's mining and metals titans consolidate in face of uncertain commodity prices, seeking to outflank Anglo American as it sheds the final legacies of doing business in apartheid-era South Africa.
A more comprehensive move would be to announce either that the US has been forced to conclude that Morsi's removal did amount to a coup, or (probably better) to announce an immediate cut in US assistance to Egypt's military as a response to the killings.
By early 2005, the British government had been forced to conclude that the capture of the more moderate elements among the LIFG leadership, such as Belhaj and al-Saadi, had resulted in a power vacuum that was being filled by men with pan-Islamist ambitions.
Many, I am forced to conclude, are not even hospitable.
One existential crisis later I am forced to conclude I am a unionist of sorts.
