Sentence examples for but coercing from inspiring English sources

But coercing people in this fashion is probably illegal, unethical, impractical and won't save money.

Long-term treatment is considered the most effective, but coerced treatment has yielded mixed results.

In this sense, mandatory ultrasounds constitute not only coerced looking but "coerced production" of what is meant to be looked at.

In 2014, Hislop completed an executive master's in business administration; his degree bears the signature of the friend he all but coerced into applying.

For a modern young woman, suddenly becoming the centre of attention – idolised in public, but coerced in private – can be traumatic, as Diana discovered.

Although he was already well known by 1908 as a children's author responsible for titles such as The Golden Age, he had no intention of publishing The Wind in the Willows, and had to be all but coerced into doing so.

But coerced or forced sterilization happens in other nations for a wide range of reasons, not just brutal and misguided efforts at population control.

Definitely restricted (with regards to medication treatment), but coerced into taking medication.

Twenty years earlier Diederik witnessed the incident that traumatized Jacky but was coerced into silence.

Possibly flawed, but never coerced, it should be a valued, curricular option.

The aim is consistent, which is to nudge but not coerce people into sociability.