Sentence examples for general force from inspiring English sources
"general force" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It can be used to refer to a collective or overall force rather than a specific or individual force. An example of using "general force" in a sentence could be: "The general force of the storm was strong enough to knock down trees and damage buildings."
But at the time it sent a shiver through corporate America.All the while another more general force was pushing up executive pay.
It may be that the general force of anxiety that affects everything in modern life is also responsible for the way our pasts get divided.
My father and his colleagues remained unmoved, but the practice of law was succumbing to a general force, the twin American instincts to democratize and to commercialize.
Back in London, there have been anguished protests from authors, with many a reference to hope, fairness, decency, to the reading of books as a general force for good.
In Afghanistan the Taliban stop girls going to school, beat up women who show a millimeter of skin, ban music, kill gays, and in general force their choice of life and belief on everyone, thus illustrating the less charming aspects of enforced observance of religious orthodoxy under which most of humanity has suffered for most of history.
Then the IPMC beam dynamics in fluid will be discussed next, considering general force and moment inputs.
The BBC hoped to begin a new chapter after a traumatic end to 2012 that saw its Director General forced to resign over the Savile and McAlpine scandals.
A spokesman for the NAO told Government Computing that the reports complement the government's open data strategy by "adding to more general forces for data improvement".
The institute was also accused of attempting to thwart the investigation by not providing documents requested by the inspector general, forcing investigators to personally visit the agency to retrieve records.
The city's inspector general forced Christopher Kozicki from his high-ranking job in Mayor Richard M. Daley's administration three years ago, citing his involvement in the infamous hiring of an unqualified, but politically connected, teenager as a building inspector.
There is little doubt the military has rehabilitated its public reputation after the damage done to its popularity in the final years of the rule of Pervez Musharraf, the coup-making general forced from power in 2007.
