Sentence examples for better coerce from inspiring English sources
Some patent trolls, to better coerce settlement, purposely misrepresent matters such as the strength of their patents, the extent of other settlements, and their actual willingness to litigate.
Security Council powerhouses like Russia and China would still have thrown their weight around in ways that the administration would have found problematic, but Washington would have been better able to coerce or persuade the fence sitters.
"After trying many different methods to coerce the better half into going somewhere to watch the match, I've realised that of course she's right and have decided to 'catch up on work emails instead'.
Retaining the baseline-approach to coercion found in Nozick, Zimmerman urges that in setting a baseline for judging a proposal, we should take into account the possibility that the proposal maker is actively hindering the coercee from obtaining a situation for herself that would be better than the situation the coercer proposes.
Washington will have to do better at convincing instead of coercing other nations.
For example, borrowers will sometimes apply with several lenders simultaneously and use the right of rescission to coerce them into offering better terms.
The article, "Facebook shouldn't block you from finding friends on competitors," advocated for Facebook to make its social graph more portable and interoperable so users could decamp to competitors if they felt they weren't treated right in order to coerce Facebook to act better.
If this is the case, listen to what you have so far and try to work out some lyrics that may coerce with the song better as opposed to clashing so heavily.
He found that in this case, legally coerced patients do no better or worse than those who come voluntarily.
He found that in this case, legally coerced patients do no better or worse than those who come voluntarily.
Coerced or forced sterilization is better seen as a way of stopping women deemed "unfit mothers" from breeding.
