Sentence examples for dealing with forces from inspiring English sources
Photograph: Katia Christodoulou Here's more details via Reuters: Asked whether forcing losses on depositors was compatible with their individual rights, Patsalides replied: "When you are dealing with forces of occupation, they don't talk about human rights".
Above all, this handsomely designed, unobtrusively edited and thoughtfully acted film moves at quite a clip, reminding us what a fantastic, morally complex, eternally relevant story the book tells us of good and evil, decency and generosity, snobbery and love, of dealing with forces beyond our control, of accepting life and understanding the world.
In interviews, members of Congress who are at the center of the debate — in particular, those facing tough re-election bids next year — said they were dealing with forces that had been in play long before Election Day, including factors such as how the bill would affect constituents and local doctors and hospitals.
"They thought they had a lot of power and authority (after all they were the winners)," she said in an email, "but they found themselves dealing with forces difficult to control". These, she noted, included the rise of Bolshevism, the collapse of empires, the breakdown of international political and economic structures and competing nationalisms.
As I have argued previously there are other, more effective ways of dealing with forced marriages.
Dr. Jackson, president of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, says that understanding why you chose a career path can help you deal with forces of change.
The stories that take place in (relatively) modern times still deal with forces larger than we are, forces known to crush and kill — the American health care system, for example.
"And advertisers are having to deal with forces that they cannot control".
And yet, for several centuries, we have had to deal with forces that did not think like us.
Have you had to deal with force-placed insurance?
"I have never dealt with force before," she said.
