Sentence examples for instead compelling from inspiring English sources

It ought to be arduous, but it is instead compelling.

When they arrive, the rights groups say, the immigrants often find that the agricultural outfits refuse to honor their end of the bargain, instead compelling the migrants to work under the table at wages far below the legal minimum wage.

We will also violate the moral principle that each man is entitled to the fruits of his labor, instead compelling each man to pay for his neighbor's medical care.

Her admiration for nature instead compelled her to investigate its inherent wisdom, its irregularities and asymmetries, the formation of glaciers and the contours of the seacoast.

But then that "would seem to help shore up the view that the state should instead compel people to buy national health care…" Keeping It Real: Many philosophers are moral realists.

Mr. Shearer said the agency did not want "to try to give an art history lesson," but instead compel people to visit the museum, where they could discover the artist for themselves.

Many countries refuse to allow a patentee to "sit" on his invention in this fashion and instead compel him to "work" the patented technology, either by commercializing it or by licensing it to someone who will.

A rentier economy (Christophers uses the term unapologetically) is driven by profits, which have increased in real terms as the poor have been denied social housing and instead compelled to pay increased rates for ageing private stock.

It instead compels individuals to become active in commerce by purchasing a product.

Fully aware of what a huge problem climate change is, leaders with a future first mindset are instead compelled to seek solutions.

Instead of giving Andrew Friedman a license to pass on the Aug. 1 trade deadline, the Kershaw and Ethier ruminations should instead compel him to move even bigger.