In so doing, you're forced to engage with the meanings of the words.
Forced to engage in corporate espionage, a young man becomes trapped in a dangerous situation.
In the absence of reliable information, doctors are frequently forced to engage in guesswork when administering drugs.
Thus, we would be forced to engage in a series of "asymmetric conflicts", meaning "guerrilla wars" with "non-state actors".
At times he felt forced to "engage in rhetoric and defend positions he did not really believe in".
There's a reason why the crucial adjective for art is "powerful"; it's ultimately forced to engage with power as such.
Nor was I dragged onto a stage and forced to engage in unseemly activities with professional exhibitionists.
Students are forced to engage in the problems that afflict global communities at even the most local of scales.
They are made surplus, and as a result they are often forced to engage in practices that are deemed criminal.
The clerk, Kelly Tilford of Staffordshire, said publicly that the photos showed male prisoners forced to engage in sexual acts.
When Mandela was forced to engage in the detailed manoeuvrings of politics, then he was a politician among politicians.
