Sentence examples for being able to force from inspiring English sources
It's not being able to force a decent voice out, even when you desperately try – a tiny whisper will emerge instead, and it hurts.
Downing Street's confidence about being able to force a re-opening of the Lisbon Treaty to facilitate the changes to free movement rules was not shared in Brussels.
If your father is not going to be named as a joint owner, there is no worry about your sister being able to force a sale of the property after his death.
A passionate advocate of "direct democracy," he has championed giving voters the right to sack their MPs by being able to force a by-election – a process known as "recall".
When the United Nations global compact was signed, some nonparticipating advocacy groups accused the United Nations of providing organizations with a kind of political cover without being able to force them to change corporate practices.
The women's accounts, which bear striking similarities, notably match comments Trump made in a 2005 "Access Hollywood," where he bragged about being able to force himself on women against their will because of his celebrity.
It worked, and she was able to force herself onwards.
