Sentence examples for forcing great from inspiring English sources

Changing ocean conditions, some experts say, could also be forcing great white sharks to search for new hunting grounds.

The opening minutes of the second half provided end-to-end soccer, forcing great saves from Júlio César and Butt, who palmed away a shot by Goran Pandev.

About three weeks later, on Wednesday, KSL came back with a bid worth $6.25 a share, forcing Great Wolf to evaluate the new offer as part of its duty to shareholders.

The Armenians were branded as an enemy within by the Ottoman government, which used the cover of the first world war to systematically dispose of more than 1 million people, forcing great columns of humanity to march off into the Syrian desert to die of heat, starvation and disease.

Forcing great minds into close quarters to focus on a problem could help address this issue and more in the future.

Or a good leg is put in a splint, forcing greater reliance on the bad leg.

Beijing has already warned the country may soon hit peak coal production, forcing greater reliance on ever-more costly imports.

Even in countries where democratic freedom is limited, public information about air pollution can force great change.

Either side of Odemwingie's opener from a yard, both players forced great saves from Fulham keeper David Stockdale.

He should also force greater competition by cutting SOEs' preferential access to cheap finance.

The biotechnology industry is expected to oppose an efforts to force greater disclosure.