Sentence examples for job forces from inspiring English sources

An editor raises a defense of American Airlines and its ad, arguing that if your job forces you to travel, it's better to be in touch with your children than not to be able to be in touch.

As with most people who compulsively pursue an addictive substance or behavior, people hooked on online sex rarely seek treatment unless a crisis, like the loss of a spouse or a job, forces them to try to regain control.

What if moving to a new job forces you to sell before two years?

And it's not just the lone reporter affected – someone whose job forces them to spend entirely too much time engaged with the pulsating beast of the web.

Now this, at least for me, is a bar.

Losing that job forced him to look for another line of work.

But suddenly, Mr. Jamri found himself out of a job, forced to quit last weekend to keep Al Wasat open.

But HUD imposed strict cost limits on the job, forcing the contractors to use inferior building materials, he said.

He himself played "semi-regularly" as part of a syndicate in his hockey club before the job forced him to give up.

A large proportion of them, these people say, are women who are tricked into the job, forced into prostitution and held against their will.

Jennifer Morgan, director of the climate program at the World Resources Institute told National Geographic: "China is largely motivated by its strong national interests to tackle persistent air pollution problems, limit climate impacts and expand its renewable energy job force".