Sentence examples for force a high from inspiring English sources
Immigration authorities force a high school senior in Iowa to return to Mexico — the country he left when he was 3 — where he is soon killed, his throat slit.
Under the combined effects of centripetal buoyancy and fluid drag force, a high amount of water, which is the light phase, will discharge as depicted in Fig. 5 from the overflow outlet and the suspension is withdrawn at the underflow with a relatively high solid concentration.
The investigation of General Yaftali and the Dawood Military Hospital was one of the major initiatives undertaken by General McMaster's task force, a high-profile coalition effort set up in 2010 to go after corruption that was being financed by coalition spending.
The court's move to hear the health care case next year — with a decision expected by June — will force a high-profile public debate over the individual mandate just as Mr. Romney may be trying to close out his battle for the Republican presidential nomination.
If Dems play their political cards right, they could force a high-profile vote on this proposal — one that Republicans will vote down en masse — even as the GOP appears set to pick a nominee who is worth $250 million and is personally benefitting to an enormous degree from the loophoples the proposal is designed to fix, on behalf of the middle class.
Some changes come at little cost, others force a higher price.
It is just under a year since Rooney, injured and badly advised, used the media to force a higher salary from United by threatening to quit.
Eberts, for one, argues that if Kalamazoo prepares its students for college, the long-term return to the community will be an educated, innovative work force, a higher tax base and a more attractive business environment.
Will Qwest's latest bid force a higher offer for all?
Some creditors may believe that holding out will force a higher offer.
They were privately frustrated over the weekend when the president tweeted on Sunday about his willingness to force a high-stakes showdown around his signature political issue.
