Sentence examples for forced to linger from inspiring English sources
"This marked rise since 2010 in the length of time people are being forced to linger in hospital because of a delayed assessment, care home place, home care package or home adaptation is an outcome of the crisis in social care", said Caroline Abrahams, Age UK's charity director.
"In an era of growing medical sophistication combined with longer life expectancies, many people are concerned that they should not be forced to linger on in old age or in states of advanced physical or mental decrepitude which conflict with strongly held ideas of self and personal identity" the Strasbourg court ruled.
It is one of the law's cruelties that a healthy person can kill themselves or an irrational person can deny themselves life-saving treatment, while the terminally ill close to death are forced to linger on beyond what they can bear.
The restaurant designates no space for people forced to linger inside.
Meanwhile, Han Solo is forced to confront lingering feelings toward Princess Leia after she gets into a car accident.
Tokyo's bid leaders were on Wednesday forced to assuage lingering doubts over safety in the Japanese capital, with radioactive water leaking into the ocean, two-and-a-half years after the nuclear disaster.
"But even if you're, like, 'I want you right now,' it can be almost like a fun pause because you're forced to let it linger for a little bit longer".
A tour will spare you much harassment, but is expensive, and subject to the whim of a guide; the one we had rushed us through the riveting 16th-century Agra Fort, then forced us to linger endlessly at a souvenir shop.
Facing the departure of major clients– Delta Air Lines just yesterday said it was dropping the firm as its auditor it may be forced to abandon whatever lingering loyalty it has to Enron and its executives and fully cooperate in criminal investigations against them.
We had to force ourselves to linger over coffee, in case our babysitter thought we'd had a row and come home early.
Forcing herself to linger on a phone call about decorations for the fifth-grade Thanksgiving feast when her client is checking his watch in the reception area?
