Sentence examples for force made it from inspiring English sources

What agent or force made it disappear?

Following Labour's 1970 defeat, the emergence of the Liberal party as a centrist "third force" made it impossible for Labour to win a working majority.

In 1919, the government realised how vulnerable a rebellious police force made it, and the Conservative leader, Sir Bonar Law, was told "the prime minister is prepared to support any steps you make take, however grave, to establish the authority of social order".

"A lack of experienced help in the work force made it more difficult to build as many aircraft as we had hoped," says James Dagnon, a Boeing senior vice president.

The stronger force made it clear that continuing to struggle would be fruitless.

Enough of the Japanese force made it through the defences to attack Fenton, and three USAAF B-24 Liberators were destroyed and seven damaged.

Macy's, one of the nation's largest department stores, said Monday that it would cut 7,000 jobs, or 4percentt of its work force, making it the latest retailer to streamline operations.

2002 Laws come into force making it illegal to pay bribes to foreign public officials.

Corruption in the force makes it easier for a citizen to rationalize acting unlawfully, which just creates more work for the police.

Rent and other costs are cheaper in Aizu-Wakamatsu than Tokyo, and it has a skilled work force, making it an attractive investment proposition, Mr. Nakamura said.

In other words, the light and dark sides of The Force make it easy to tell who is good and evil.