Sentence examples for coercive that from inspiring English sources

The question is, was the situation on the bus sufficiently coercive that the passengers would reasonably have thought they had to cooperate?

There should have been in place a range of far less coercive responses, all to be deployed in turn before the most coercive, that is, containment.

Ada Louise Huxtable, the architectural historian and critic, offered that labor relations in the early mill villages were coercive, that workers were virtually indentured servants.

So the operator is coercive, that is, (3.13).

As in the proof of Theorem 3.2, we obtain that is coercive, that is, as.

It is easily seen that (6) implies that A is coercive, that is, lim ∥ ∇ v ∥ L 2 → + ∞ 〈 A ( v ), v 〉 ∥ ∇ v ∥ L 2 = + ∞.

And they use coercive measures that generate resistance.

Liberia has been roundly criticised for coercive measures that hinder disease surveillance and harm economic activity.

Though Teach is clearly born to lose, we have to experience the coercive force that emerges from his desperation.

The offer is a coercive one that will leave bondholders who do not accept it in the back of the line for repayment if Qwest goes broke.

The producers of Sunday's Academy Awards made a curious choice in assigning "play-off music" — the coercive crescendo that fills the soundtrack when speeches exceed the allotted time.