Sentence examples for forced to demonstrate from inspiring English sources
He was repeatedly forced to demonstrate to Congress that the economic situation was dire, at the risk of further panicking the markets.
As an actor, having to portray a real-life person of extreme talent is fine as long as you're not playing the part on stage and forced to demonstrate that talent to a live audience.
Then perhaps three reforms can begin: community colleges and their online counterparts will become places to teach and learn without any reference to the bachelor's degree; the status associated with the bachelor's degree will be lessened; and colleges will be forced to demonstrate just what their expensive four-year undergraduate programs do better, not in theory but in practice.
In "Serving Sara," which opens today nationwide, the alarm goes off when Joe Tyler Matthew Perryy), a process server posing as a veterinarian on a Texas cattle ranch, is forced to demonstrate his professional expertise by giving a prostate massage to an impotent bull named Tornado.
It's true that higher education is becoming increasingly corporate – academics are hostage to the jargon of marketers, and are being forced to demonstrate that their research has an impact beyond the scholarly community, and that their teaching embodies "employability", irrespective of its intellectual merits.
"This attitude demonstrates why we are being forced to demonstrate.
To help overcome this reluctance, G.M.A.C. relies on a field sales force to demonstrate to retailers the benefits of its online auction site.
The agreement calls for the Palestinian forces to demonstrate that they are prepared to prevent attacks in exchange for an easing of the Israeli sieges.
"We have a responsibility, after Iraq, before we consider the use of force, to demonstrate that every diplomatic avenue has been explored.
If Puerto Rico is to restore order with law, it is essential for the police force to demonstrate that it can do its job without breaking the law.
