Sentence examples for have been forced to develop from inspiring English sources
He declined to go into specifics, but said: "We have been forced to develop nuclear capabilities.
Since government price control makes farming less profitable the villages have been forced to develop a sideline of manufacturing.
Their delays do not surprise their doctors, given their unusual brains and the fact that the girls have been forced to develop skills other children have not.
"You have disturbed the nuclear balance," he said in a recent interview in New York, "and we have been forced to develop a new strategy".
Perhaps the best thing that happened to the Yankees in the first half of a season tinged with frustration is that they have been forced to develop and rely on young players like Alfonso Soriano, Randy Choate and Lilly.
But that would have turned North America into Brazil, and the pioneers would never have been forced to develop methodical, well-planned advances in logistical contact with the East.
Like the rest of the world, Argentines have discovered beer and soda, and so the industry has been forced to develop an export market.
He has been forced to develop coping mechanisms – what he calls "perceptual focus to shield out the worst stuff" – for dealing with so much physical and emotional trauma.
With no stable place to call home, he has been forced to develop a strategy for doing his schoolwork and keeping track of his obligations.
Bose has been forced to develop a fix for the wireless headphones and send out free replacements after users complained of static interference when wearing them while jogging.
