Sentence examples for forcing itself to from inspiring English sources
Angela believes energy policy is forcing itself to the top of the political agenda.
As 2013's grunge rock-influenced Yeezus and ASAP Ferg demonstrate, today's rap is forcing itself to experiment for the sake of self-preservation.
Russia has forced itself to the negotiating table, ensuring it will have a greater say in any outcome.
A big part of the dreaded "fiscal cliff" that we keep reading about is the direct result of Congress's attempt to force itself to change its ways.
For Hitchcock, bloody evil and the danger of sex are a sort of music that forces itself to the fore unbidden from the depths of his being.
In Conservation Efforts After the energy crises of the 1970s, Japan forced itself to conserve with government-mandated energy-efficiency targets and steep taxes on petroleum.
Because this was supposed to be a trigger so dreadful and dire and stupid that Congress would force itself to come up with a reasonable deficit reduction plan to avoid it.
Between 1881 and 1885 Gladstone coupled a somewhat stiffer policy in Ireland with minor measures of reform, but in 1885, when the Conservatives returned to power under Robert Arthur Salisbury, the Irish question forced itself to the forefront again.
But Mr. Cable was having none of that, pointing out that by preserving one program, the new government would then force itself to make greater cuts in other programs.
As in Britain, there is a severe skills shortage, with employers looking to immigrants to fill their gaps in high-technology posts.The problem is now so bad that education has forced itself to the top of the political agenda in both countries.
