Sentence examples for forced to spin from inspiring English sources

But Sun may be forced to spin off part of its business.

Auditors were forced to spin off consulting arms a few years ago.

Under the legislation, big banks might be forced to spin off some of their lucrative derivatives business into separate subsidiaries.

Some analysts said Barclays could be forced to spin off its mainly British consumer banking business from Barclays Capital.

The head of the Senate's powerful agriculture committee has proposed that large banks be forced to spin off their derivatives-trading units.

Earlier this year the telecoms regulator, Ofcom, stopped short of recommending that BT be forced to spin off Openreach, as demanded by rivals including TalkTalk and Sky.

The so-called weak force, which governs some radioactive decays, seems to be left-handed, causing neutrinos, the ghostlike elementary particles that are governed by that force, to spin clockwise, when viewed oncoming, but never counterclockwise.

But with the Tory awkward squad expected to turn out in force to spin out the debate until time runs out ("does the Pope have a balcony?" one awkward squaddie responded, when asked if he would be there) a hundred MPs will be needed to close the debate and ensure the Bill receives a Second Reading.

The robots exert an internal force to spin and then connect with each other using magnets, allowing them to fly into the air for a second and then fall down next to their brothers and sisters in exactly the right spot.

Cotton candy machines use centrifugal force to spin and melt sugar through small holes.

In 2011, Rupert Murdoch was forced to agree to spin off Sky News into a separate company in order to quell media plurality issues because of his ownership of the Times, Sunday Times and Sun newspapers.