Sentence examples for forced to weigh from inspiring English sources

Forced to weigh in on the conversation, she expressed a bold realism that I found refreshing.

Europeans today are being forced to weigh the social costs of abandoning the postwar welfare state.

Details of the classified argument eventually leaked to the newspapers, and President Truman was forced to weigh in.

Educators have been forced to weigh concern over safety with the cultural and educational benefits students receive from field trips.

Since the extradition treaty between Montenegro and the United States does not apply to Montenegrin citizens, Clarke and his colleagues were forced to weigh several options.

With the country going to the World Bank for a £2.4bn loan, international governments have been forced to weigh up developmental advantage versus environmental damage.

He was forced to weigh-in within 24 hours of his fight with Eric Jakubowski, but it didn't stop Gatti from dominating Jakubowski, a late replacement opponent who was no match for Gatti.

Banks told VICE News it would have been inappropriate for the task force to weigh in on specific techniques "to which the task force was not informed".

Until more definitive clinical trial evidence is available to guide practice, clinicians are forced to carefully weigh the potential benefits of tight carbon dioxide control against the potential risks in each individual patient based on the clinical issues at hand.

Some say that as Google has grown up and become a large multinational company, it has been forced to start weighing its business interests against the more idealistic leanings of its founders and many of its employees.

The American drive to unseat Saddam Hussein has forced China to weigh its distaste for American military ventures against its interest in nurturing American ties.