Sentence examples for forcing notes from inspiring English sources

"Cliff is very good at selling instead of forcing," notes Chuck Harrison, partner in of one of Sonic's largest franchise groups, with 280 stores.

If you start to have problems, you may be tensing up your muscles, using the wrong amount of breath, keeping the wrong posture, forcing notes out without an open throat, or something else that's straining.

"Early marriage is usually forced, and it's against the law when a girl is forced," notes Ms. Ossa Lullo.

Ruth Snyder of New York Evening World called the book's style "painfully forced", noting that the editors of the paper were "quite convinced after reading The Great Gatsby that Mr. Fitzgerald is not one of the great American writers of to-day".

Where it suited them, the French acted as if majority voting were already in force, notes an EU diplomat.

And the task force notes that the evidence supporting the breast cancer screening is not as strong as for cervical and colon cancers.

"In Judaism, as in other religions, both options exist in full force," notes Yair Sheleg, a fellow at the Democracy Institute (he works where the Guttman study originated but was not part of its research team).

Jefferson County, home to Birmingham, Alabama's biggest city, had only one brewery in 2008, Mr Force notes; there are three now, with another two in the hopper, as it were.

Previously known to have been found in the apartment were a sketch of an air base in Incerlik, Turkey, used by American forces, notes referring to the "American foreign minister," and audio tapes preaching jihad.

So America is no longer the only big buyer of private force, notes Mr McFate.One thing that would greatly improve the industry's prospects is if the United Nations began using private contractors for peacekeeping missions, as it is said to be considering.

In a set of recommendations, the task force notes that "Regulation of Internet-related services (e.g. ISPs) and content control" is an important must-do.