Sentence examples for forces to catch from inspiring English sources

As with other recyclables, it will take time for market forces to catch up with the law.

They are also undergoing human-rights training.Yet it will take much more than airplanes and new barracks to enable Indonesia's 980,000-strong armed forces to catch up with their smaller but better equipped neighbours.

The story begins in the mid-1980's, when the federal Drug Enforcement Administration responded to the street violence of the crack epidemic by enlisting local police forces to catch smugglers who were importing drugs from Latin America, often to Florida, and moving them to major American cities by car.

The system takes advantage of natural oceanic forces to catch and concentrate the plastic.

But, during the time it takes for capitalist forces to catch up to the monopolies' power, the customer usually suffers.

The problem has grown so large that police in San Francisco, New York and Washington, D.C., have created special undercover task forces to catch phone thieves and buyers of stolen devices.

The climb puts intermittent stops to the team's banter as we are forced to catch our breath.

While police officers are allowed to use moderate force to catch a fleeing felon, investigators are seeking to determine whether the force used in this incident was excessive.

G.M. promises much better brakes on its new models; if it delivers, and its rivals are forced to catch up, it will have performed a valuable service.

In Tennessee v. Garner, the Court held that the use of deadly force to catch a fleeing suspect is an unconstitutional "seizure" unless that suspect poses a significant danger to others.

Their sole neighbor, an unwaveringly self-interested survivalist (Robert O'Mahoney), has a firmer grasp on the every-man-for-himself new order, but soon the others will be forced to catch up.