Sentence examples for being forced to either from inspiring English sources
Case in point: In August 2015, Spivakovsky-Gonzalez represented tenants of a four-unit apartment building on Bennington Street in East Boston, who were being forced to either pay twice their past rent or lose their homes.
"There are definitely buyers today that are being forced to either downsize the property that they want to buy or simply wait until they have the credit and cash to qualify for a mortgage today," said Melissa Cohn, the president of the Manhattan Mortgage Company.
Cochrane ([1958]) discussed the agricultural treadmill, addressing how early technology adopters generally benefit the most economically, with late adopters being forced to either adopt or exit production.
Workforce trends are changing rapidly, and companies are being forced to either adapt or risk becoming outdated in the way they operate.
But getting out of that contractual noose has been the Holy Grail of techies for years, with most people being forced to either run out the clock or gulp down a ridiculous fee.
Women on the beach are being forced to either strip or leave.
"Conservatives were forced to either stay home or hold their noses and vote for a progressive Republican".
"The owner of a co-op apartment usually cannot be forced to either occupy or sell his apartment," he said.
This meant they were struggling with demand and were forced to either cancel planned operations or ask people to come to A&E only in an extreme emergency.
His interactions often follow a predictable pattern: one character says or does something surprising or shocking, to which the other is forced to either demur or retaliate.
