Sentence examples for force car from inspiring English sources
It was hoped this government pressure will force car manufacturers to adopt DAB technology – however this has remained a recommendation and is also not part of legislation.
A higher gas tax would force car manufacturers to do for American drivers what they have been doing for years in Europe.
Speaking at an annual shareholders meeting on Wednesday in Yokohama, Nissan's chief executive, Carlos Ghosn, said that surging prices for raw materials would force car companies to raise prices — but that the economic malaise afflicting the United States and Japan would make it harder to increase sales in the face of higher prices.
Tien Tzuo, who currently serves as CEO of Zuora, a cloud-based software developer that helps facilitate the subscription business model, contends that consumers' growing desire to be free of the hassle of owning things will force car companies to change their operations markedly…or face extinction.
And dealer traffic volumes are expected to decline by 20% by 2013, causing a 25% drop in revenue that will force car dealers to adapt to an "increasingly difficult environment and try new methods to keep customers coming back," J.D. Power says.
The Italian news agency AGI said the general was in an air force car when two youths, their faces covered with the shields of their helmets, pulled up alongside his car and opened fire with pistols.
California's proposed restrictions would force car-makers to undertake a complete retooling to cut greenhouse gas emissions by 30 per cent in new cars and light trucks by 2016.
A secondary objective was to force cars with expired registrations from the road.
A tunnel with a blockage will force cars to come through Amesbury or the local villages, which are already suffering.
Without speed bumps to force cars to slow down, say the men from the Automobile Association and Royal Automobile Club, today's drivers are in too much of a hurry to stop.
Sidewalk "bumps" could be installed to force cars through a serpentine route and slow them to 10 miles an hour — slow enough to stop for a wayward youngster.
