Sentence examples for gradually forced to from inspiring English sources

This differentiation must be promoted, so the weak and reckless are gradually forced to shrink and live within their means and not off taxpayers' largesse.

Society had also changed: as Churchill was gradually forced to recognise, the fighting quality of the British army was not high.

As the following three decades unfolded and the South was gradually forced to change its ways, the cultural domain continued to work out the meaning of race relations in the United States and the history of slavery.

As a result, they encountered hostility and were gradually forced to leave the field and move to urban areas such as San Francisco, where they were often confined to performing some of the dirtiest and hardest work.

Since then, further allegations have been levelled, and he has been obliged to follow in the footsteps of the hero of Mary Shelley's novel Frankenstein – gradually forced to come to terms with the implications of the monster that he and his employees have created.

In Figure 5, the radial buckling of the (5,5) BNNT dramatically decreases with an increase in strain, indicating that the B and N atoms are gradually forced to the same cylindrical surface when the (5,5) armchair BNNT is subjected to an increasing uni-axial external stress.

Those campaigning to get Britain out of the EU are gradually being forced to abandon a strategy based on economic argument in favour of Nigel Farage's long preferred dog-whistle tactics.

While there he met Lao Sriyang, who earlier that very day had identified the body of her daughter, confirming a death which she had gradually been forced to accept during many months of waiting.

He contends that advances in technology over the past three decades have gradually forced management to reconceive its role in the corporation, shifting its focus from processing data to something more esoteric.

The Nazis gradually forced him to leave Germany, although he did enter government architecture competitions while Hitler was in power – evidently he wasn't so morally repulsed by the Nazis' politics that he wouldn't work for them.

North Korea's economic problems and its political isolation have gradually forced it to become more yielding in its foreign policy.