Sentence examples for being forced to make from inspiring English sources

Of course, being forced to make a change is not always a bad thing.

He did not admit that the children were being forced to make fireworks.

"Most of our clients are being forced to make that choice," he said.

But, after being forced to make her getaway in a taxi, she came to resent them.

Now the agency is being forced to make cuts totaling $100 million yearly.

He was being forced to make history and he was furious.

Some 600 local stations across Russia's provinces are being forced to make tough choices of staying afloat or staying honest.

In reality, the NHS is being forced to make cuts dressed up as efficiency savings of £15bn-£20bn £15bn-£20bn

But as the economic doldrums persist and customers continue to cut back, Starbucks is being forced to make more cuts.

Leeds city council's joint leader, Richard Brett, said the authority was being forced to make "some incredibly difficult decisions".

Families, she says, are being forced to make choices for survival and "often animals and land take priority over children".