Sentence examples for its own forcing from inspiring English sources

But there are worries that the company is spending too much and may not be able to survive on its own, forcing it to merge with a larger, better-financed rival.

"Climate-change experts, like Dahl-Jensen, say it's not so simple: the climate is always changing, sometimes very abruptly, so the last thing that mankind should be doing is adding its own forcing actions — like pumping unprecedented amounts of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere.

Some of the idiosyncrasies are a function of its disjointed news media market: the state has no network television station of its own, forcing voters to rely on New York City and Philadelphia affiliates, which have limited interest in New Jersey political news and are an expensive way for candidates to broadcast a message.

"Climate-change experts, like Dahl-Jensen, say it's not so simple: The climate is always changing, sometimes very abruptly, so the last thing that mankind should be doing is adding its own forcing actions — like pumping unprecedented amounts of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere.

And many experts say New Jersey can be a particularly costly place to run for statewide office, because the state has no widely watched television station of its own, forcing candidates to advertise on TV stations in New York and Philadelphia -- the nation's first and fourth most expensive media markets, respectively.

The recently established Met Lab had little of its own, forcing Libby into a creative cobbling of components to make her measurements.

But the primal public scream we unleashed on its own forced the Obama Administration and Congress to own up to this inexcusable screw-up.

It has its own force of about 100 firefighters.

Muscle is unique among tissues because it generates its own force, presenting a unique challenge in tissue engineering.

It says its own forces have hit at least 5,226 targets in Gaza.

In doing so, it starved its own forces of weapons and ammunition.