Sentence examples for inherently coercive from inspiring English sources
"Immigration detention is inherently coercive.
He believes that the Reid Technique is inherently coercive.
"In some ways it's an inherently coercive situation".
Infanticide and abortion are inherently coercive of the babies who are killed.
Some allege physical abuse; all allege that they were in an inherently coercive environment.
The party's mix of conservative and liberal positions reflects an underlying belief that almost all government power is inherently coercive.
This last confession (but not the first statement, given at 2 a.m). was, I think shown by the above evidence without more to have been given under circumstances that were 'inherently coercive,' see Ashcraft v. Tennessee, 322 U.S. 143, 154, 64 S.Ct.
Public proposals – inherently attention-seeking and coercive behaviour – become exponentially more douchebaggy when the woman you're proposing to is fresh off the back of an outstanding personal triumph.
Indeed, public opinion polls have consistently shown religious conservatives hold very dark views about human nature, viewing it as inherently sinful and dangerous, thus in need of coercive external control (Adorno et al. 1950; Lipset 1960).
You can't solve the problem of aggrieved male entitlement by engineering some weird and at least semi-coercive program of "enforced monogamy" built on the assumption that men inherently deserve some sort of access to women's bodies regardless of what the women inhabiting these bodies want.
