Sentence examples for forced to expand from inspiring English sources

Assuming that the new rule is passed, companies will be forced to expand "clawback" to include lesser executives.

"The beauty of living in two or three places is your worldview is forced to expand," she said.

The spat illustrates the delicate balancing act technology companies face as they are forced to expand overseas to grow.

Utilities forced to expand their water supply with more expensive additional water sources may find themselves in a delicate balancing act between cost and demand.

"The only way to resolve this is ground operations — which is why Israel would be forced to expand ground operations if the latest round of diplomacy doesn't work".

One question is whether Universal will be forced to expand its package beyond Europe, and include full global rights to the EMI catalogs.

There is extra funding for the Australian Defence Force to expand military operations in Afghanistan, Iraq and the Middle East.

Previous competitors having complementary capabilities joined forces to expand product lines and, in some cases, to offer a more comprehensive system of services and products to potential customers.

This incident, together with Soviet pressure on Turkey and Yugoslav involvement in the Greek civil war, seemed to indicate that Communists were prepared to use force to expand.

Ted Kennedy, the iconic liberal, and Orrin Hatch, an uberconservative, often joined forces to expand health care for children or to protect the rights of the disabled.

The Mpower Communications Corporation, a provider of local phone and communications services to businesses, said it would triple its work force to expand its Internet services nationwide.