Sentence examples for compelled later from inspiring English sources

Now in his 60s, Cleave struggles with the idea of passing from one place to another; he and, he suspects, his wife Lydia, are both beset by fears that their daughter "did not fully die but is somehow existing still"; he is compelled, later on in the novel, to undertake a literal journey to Portovenere, but is unable to cross the final strait to the exact location of her death.

Her husband was killed in the attack and her work in gun control compelled her to later run for Congress.

The growing lawlessness of the southern Picts and their frequent raids in the more settled country in the south later compelled the attention of the Roman emperor Severus.

Referring to the tsunami, Shintaro Ishihara, the right-nationalist and ever-contentious governor of Tokyo, inauspiciously used the word tenbatsu — divine punishment — and was later compelled to issue an apology.

Obama was later compelled to speak on the issue.

(He was later compelled to leave the country for inadvertently supporting the enemy).

However, if Black is later compelled to exchange Bxd2, that is advantageous to White who thereby gains the bishop pair.

Twenty-five years later, compelled by the events in Ferguson and Baltimore, Torres decided to uncover the undeveloped film that captured the first night of the Los Angeles uprising.

Rather, "the United Nations will be compelled sooner or later to manage globalization since there is no other international organization," he told me.

Hence, the total payoff P N to an individual who does not vaccinate today is (3) The parameter α is determined by the likelihood of being infected or of being compelled to vaccinate later on during the current epidemic outbreak in the population, and the likelihood that these result in death.

In 1798 an Ottoman force invaded Al-Hasa, though it later was compelled to withdraw.