Sentence examples for easily coerced from inspiring English sources

Escaping poverty is a driving force behind why women and girls are so easily coerced.

The crucial matter is Ederson appears to understand when the right time to make these decisions are - Bravo was too easily coerced into the wrong choice.

Of course he is a mendacious sociopath, and he has far too easily coerced forelock-tugging UK officials into doing his bidding.

That was, and is, a bad television programme; a string of softball, low-energy wisecracks performed by uninterested millionaires to an audience of whooping nimrods who just tuned in to see which minor celebrity could be most easily coerced into running around in her bra that week.

The Swiss authorities are not easily coerced into action, but AFP reports that former Swiss president Micheline Calmy-Rey has said that opening an investigation into the HSBC revelations "would be the least that could be done".

When a person decides to step onto their yoga mat, they become the most vulnerable, exposed, impressionable and easily coerced version of themselves.

So 75,000 can easily coerce a country of 30 million.

But a nuclear Iran could easily coerce Saudi Arabia and others to slow or halt the flow of oil to the West.

In other words, biomedical research should refrain from doing its experiments on prisoners, on the mentally deficient, on children, the poor, and members of disadvantaged minorities — people who can be easily misled, coerced or intimidated — and the point about this experiment was that the subjects at Tuskegee were targeted precisely because they were maximally vulnerable.

There may even be hope for greater decentralization of the Internet, so that our information isn't in the hands of a few huge megacorporate Stacks who can easily by coerced by governments.

It routinely sanctioned an explicitly Christian prayer in an environment where non-Christian citizen-participants could easily feel coerced into participation lest they alienate the very officials before whom they presumably had business.