Sentence examples for forcing would be from inspiring English sources

But Jones was very clear that neither scenario, nor any other prior periods of solar and/or volcanic forcing, would be relevant to the rise in global temperatures during the past 60 years.

If the sun should remain 'stuck' in its present minimum for several decades, as has been suggested in analogy to the solar Maunder Minimum of the seventeenth century, that negative forcing would be balanced by a 5-year increase of greenhouse gases.

A brokered convention, which he hopes to force, "would be energizing".

That is forcing would-be buyers to find local partners.

The Web streamlines the application process, forcing would-be grant recipients to focus and sharpen their proposals.

Forcing would-be judges to raise money, shake hands at subway stops and cozy up to clubhouse pols is hardly conducive to building a high-quality judiciary.

No doubt this option has made many marriages better, not worse, by forcing would-be abusive spouses to recognize that their better halves don't have to put up with their poor behavior.

Hence the well-documented tradition of club owners building cachet with unmarked doors, detours through kitchens and secret passwords — stopping just short of forcing would-be patrons to slither on their bellies beneath barbed wire to gain admittance.

In the proposal today, the government acknowledged that its asylum system, under which it is nearly impossible to enter Britain legally just to seek work, has contributed to the problem by forcing would-be immigrants to turn to people traffickers and other extreme measures.

Common wisdom in the Hamptons has it that a good afternoon shower, or even its shadow, can be a boon for retailers and restaurateurs, forcing would-be sun worshipers to abandon hard-won parking spaces at the beach in the hopes of finding one in town.

A large force would be needed.