Sentence examples for force to tell from inspiring English sources
I found the answer in the mid-1970s when my company needed to get the attention of its sales force to tell customers about a product improvement.
Last month, it instructed its sales force to tell doctors that the F.D.A. had "approved manufacturing process improvements" involving the component, according to a copy of those instructions reviewed by The New York Times.
This gloomy view was put into sharp relief on Tuesday when Panos Beglitis, the defence minister, summoned the chiefs of the army, navy and air force to tell them they were being replaced.
Borrowing a page from Alice Sebold's best seller, "The Lovely Bones," the series allows Jake Morgan (Bryce Johnson), a 23-year-old police officer killed on his first day on the force, to tell his own story as he observes his family and friends from beyond the grave.
But Gilead's success shows that the old-fashioned pharmaceutical model of finding the right chemical pill and deploying your sales force to tell doctors about its advantages isn't dead yet.
No doubt we will see the leftists out in force to tell us how bad it is.
Banks and building societies are to be forced to tell customers when they slash interest rates.
Finally, with nary a pair of panties in sight, I was forced to tell my mother.
The therapists were often different, so Mr. Santos was forced to tell his story over and over.
I agree that insurers should be forced to tell us not how much our policy cost last year.
