Sentence examples for forcing onto from inspiring English sources

At the higher mass flow point, the flow separation was restricted to the immediate surrounding passages and the forcing onto the downstream blades was relatively small.

They also pave the way to a competitive advantage within their industry, often by forcing onto competitors the high costs associated with customization.

Vertical and horizontal polarizations are imposed to the tube with pressure and shear stresses being determined numerically to assess the liquid's forcing onto the tube's wall.

Europe, the United States and Japan have aggressively sought to lower barriers to the flow of manufactured goods and services, and succeeded in forcing onto the trade agenda issues important to them, like foreign investor rights and intellectual property protection.

Meanwhile, here in the U.S., were nothing more to come of Occupy Wall Street, the protesters deserve our gratitude for disrupting the increasingly brittle political conversation and forcing onto the table -- finally! -- the core cultural question: our besetting problem, what major American novelist Edith Wharton called "the custom of the country" -- money and greed.

Do not allow yourself to be caught in self doubt and conflicting ideals which others try forcing onto you.

Several paintings are forced onto curved walls.

So Sir Howard was forced onto the defensive.

He and Ms. Catalán are forced onto the ground.

They are being forced onto land, where they risk starvation.

Once forced onto the sidelines, they likely will not catch up financially for many years.