Sentence examples for has forced a change from inspiring English sources

The growth of craft beverages in recent years has forced a change in the old distribution model.

A development deal to lure the Royal Bank of Scotland to Stamford has forced a change in those plans.

Alas, public demand has forced a change of plan, so Call Me Dave will be out on Monday.

That has forced a change in strategy, even as the legislators continue to resist calls for new taxes.

The insurance industry, which has forced a change among home developers by making it more costly to live in flood zones, is considering similar rules for fire areas.

It may be a small community, but it has forced a change that has huge implications for the wider women's sport.

He said that while the changed security circumstances of recent years may have forced a change in the road's mixed use, "the unavoidable conclusion is that, as unfortunate as this may be, Israelis should not be allowed to travel on the road that was built, let's not forget, for the benefit of the local population.

A few years of prosperity, a tight labor market and growing activism by immigrant groups have forced a change in the political rhetoric.

Toni Ghani, an interior designer from a restaurant-owning family, says that diners have forced a change away from Japanese-style minimalism: "Customers seem to want the theme-park thing, where the waiters have got turbans on".

Therese Bottomly, managing editor for readership and standards at The Oregonian in Portland, told me in an e-mail message that electronic archiving and search technology have forced a change in her thinking.

The Harborside project was planned as a $600 million mixed-use development, but the ailing economy and Kushner's move out of New Jersey have forced a change, said Helga van Eckert, the city's economic and community development director.