Sentence examples for force will make from inspiring English sources

"A location that doesn't have ready access to a talented and able labour force will make it difficult to compete".

Overlooking the real drivers of extremism and focusing solely on tackling their security symptoms with brutal force will make the situation worse.

Separating them, if need be by force, will make some safer, but it will cause others great misery and may well spark new conflicts.

Baranda would like to see more protected bike lanes but is hopeful a new traffic law, about to come into force, will make cycling safer.

"Our governance task force will make sure that words will be followed by concrete, transparent and measurable action," the association's president Francesco Ricci Bitti said.

If Bosnia's telephone exchanges have not been linked up by July 15th and the Bosnian Serbs have hitherto impeded their linking troops from NATO's stabilisation force will make the connections.

Conservatives think that market forces will make that unnecessary.

"For the first time," Mr. Johnson said, "market forces will make those decisions".

The continued presence of such forces will make agreement with the Taliban impossible, so the war will continue.

"The occupying forces will make the decisions, and the Iraqi people will only be consulted," Mr. Abdel Mahdi said.

More generally, other forces will "make the United States less of a nation than it is today," Mr. Kaplan says.