Sentence examples for compelled to quit from inspiring English sources
It was the second time that Ms. Sotoudeh felt compelled to quit eating.
But I did not feel compelled to quit my job, which was peripheral to those activities I disdained.
What went so wrong that DJ Chris Evans felt compelled to quit Top Gear after replacing you three this year?
Agents of the notorious Elizabeth Chudleigh, Duchess of Kingston, whom Foote had satirized in A Trip to Calais and The Capuchin, retaliated with such persistence that he was compelled to quit the stage.
That sense of independence ended abruptly when, at 20, Edith was all but forcibly betrothed to Leon, a playboy 22 years her senior, and, in preparation for marriage, was compelled to quit her coveted job and return the key to her beloved library.
In the other case, an employee of Burlington Industries sued the company, saying she felt compelled to quit after a supervisor had said he could make life harder or easier for her depending on whether she did such things as wear shorter skirts.
Has conscience ever compelled you to quit a job or association? Sublimate partisan loyalty?
According to surveys conducted by Pearson and her colleagues, 48% of poorly treated employees have intentionally decreased their productivity and 12% say the boorish behavior compelled them to quit.
Typical New York Times fake stories," Trump told reporters at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, where he was making a scripted speech promoting investment in the U.S. The original New York Times scoop reported Trump ordered White House counsel Don McGahn to fire Mueller but McGahn refused to relay the message to the Department of Justice, and threatened to quit if compelled to do so.
Admittedly, it is to compel plaintiff to quit work as helper or title layer.
