Sentence examples for forced to shoulder from inspiring English sources
However, there is little sign of progress.The equipment manufactures are now being forced to shoulder more of the risks of 3G.
The MoD has had a long track-record of projects running over budget and over time, with the department forced to shoulder the extra costs.
As migration patterns reroute through the Rio Grande Valley, counties with few resources and little experience have been forced to shoulder remarkable burdens.
Atlante's first test came last week, when it was forced to shoulder a heavier burden than expected by taking control of Popolare di Vicenza, Italy's eighth largest lender.
But there is no question that filmmakers and stars are being forced to shoulder even more of the risk if they want to get their films made.
Mobile telephone companies forked out £22.5 billion ($32.4 billion) on 3G auctions in Britain alone last year.Increasingly, equipment manufacturers are now being forced to shoulder more of the risks.
Adequately defending the border will stanch the flow of Taliban reinforcements and materiel and provide a favorable operational environment for Afghan forces to shoulder responsibility for internal security and legitimize the rule of law.
Militarily, the USA/NATO must confront the Taliban at the border, starve the insurgency and push Afghan security forces to shoulder interior security with the helping hand of Special Operations who understand fourth generation warfare, National Guard/Reserve support units and US Federal Law Enforcement whose impact is exponentially greater than their footprint.
Simpson-Daniel, who has 10 England caps, was forced to undergo shoulder surgery last November and missed the remaining months of the 2012-13 campaign.
As we guests queued up to offer our congratulations to the bride and groom, we were forced to rub shoulders with benefits claimants, young offenders and a pensioners' ping-pong group.
At 12 tracks, though, Fear Fun could do with a good trim, the eerie and eloquent "Funtimes in Babylon" forced to rub shoulders with the lame "This is Sally Hatchet".
