Sentence examples for facing forces from inspiring English sources

Although Wall Street has not changed in some significant ways - top executives are still receiving huge pay packages and its lobbyists continue to have sway in Washington - the industry is facing forces of change unlike anything since the Great Depression.

Neighbourhood policing was being put at risk because of the huge government cuts facing forces and an over-reliance on private companies to provide police functions, the opposition leader said during a speech at the launch of Labour's campaign for police and crime commissioner (PCC) elections in central London.

Remote Aboriginal communities in Western Australia are facing forced dispossession of their land right now.

the increasing difficulties that Egyptian Jews were facing forced the family to leave the country.

As Ian Johnson reported in his series on urbanization in China, some people facing forced displacement have killed themselves in protest.

But now, with Mayor John D. Spencer facing forced retirement in two years, debate on the issue has begun again.

The chief inspector of prisons has praised an immigration detention centre for families facing forced removal from Britain, which ministers have decided to close.

In 1492 and 1502, first Jews and then Muslims were declared personae non gratae in Spain, facing forced conversion, expulsion, or death.

With the 1958-59 academic year approaching, Governor Faubus convened a special session of the legislature to pass a law allowing him to close public schools facing forced integration.

Why should my smart college-age kids be interested in pursuing a "career" like their dad's, being a disposable wage slave facing forced early retirement without pension?

Three of eight camps that my research assistants visited so far this week are facing forced removal.