Sentence examples for forced the pace from inspiring English sources

In each case, the financial markets have forced the pace of events.

Pressure from below has forced the pace of change in the Soviet Union.

But the move today forced the pace and put pressure on the five to decide soon how they would vote.

Britain's war-makers forced the pace, "jockeyed" the Cabinet, blindsided parliament, and rushed to a premature decision – before Belgium's invasion.

It was also a time when humanity went through several drastic shrinkages of population, which probably applied selective pressures that forced the pace of evolution.

It was—and, more crucially, it was needed fast.Skilful French prodding forced the pace on concrete plans to parcel out the costs of slashing European greenhouse-gas emissions.

New rules brewing in the European Union could force the pace.

But it does not want to force the pace.

"He forces the pace, and you can't slow it down," Morris said after the match.

But the pressure to reduce spending is likely to force the pace of change.

Yet the Commission seems reluctant to use its full powers to force the pace.