Sentence examples for force that have from inspiring English sources

The Pirates are a political force that have come out of nowhere.

Instead, it seems designed simply to boost Cuba's economic productivity in small-scale enterprises and thus loosen up a state-run economy and work force that have been sputtering for more than a decade.

As a result, the Manila government must deal with a complex web of myriad groups — either through negotiations or the use of force — that have repeatedly changed alliances based on clan loyalties or charismatic leaders.

"With a suddenness and force that have left observers gasping women have injected themselves into the national campaign this year in a manner never before dreamed of in American politics," the New York Herald reported in 1912.

Mentioning "the forces and threats of force that have racked our cities and now our colleges," he continued to raise the spectre of civil war in America, and, rattling the federal sword in advance, pointed out that if the students and the government should go to war the government would be the victor: "Force can be contained.

In general, the world seems not unhappy with the idea of a less interventionist United States -- or, perhaps more accurately, a United States with clearer thresholds for the use of military force that have more to do with national and security interests than with ill-defined "humanitarian intervention," as in Somalia and Kosovo.

This evidence suggests that group conflict is not the sole force that has shaped human eusociality.

Islam is a force that has to be accommodated by Suharto's successor.

In 1655 its inhabitants defeated a British force that had been sent to seize the city.

"I was assigned to a force that had experienced a significant number of murders.

You are starting with a work force that has experience with this.