Sentence examples for lots of coercion from inspiring English sources

The secrets to making those marriages work were well-defined gender roles and lots of coercion.

"There's a lot of coercion, a lot of threats," said Michael Gale, who retired here looking for beauty, and has spent hundreds of hours attending meetings, writing letters and poring over documents in the hope of killing the compact.

There is a lot of coercion, pressure and expectation of others, and it can be difficult for those who do want to say no.

Other cases involved no violence but plenty of coercion.

Elaine Halligan, London director of the Parent Practice, which offers training for parents, said: "Lots of adults think coercion is the key, and we absolutely don't agree with that.

"Because the holding is so dependent on the somewhat unusual facts of Medicaid, and because the court set forth no theory of coercion, I think we will see a lot of challenges in an effort to discover the contours of the coercion doctrine".

A slightly different tack is to invoke the idea of coercion by circumstances, specifically coercion by poverty (Annas 1984; Rippon 2014; Torcello & Wear 2000).

"A lot of it really illustrates some of the things people struggle to understand, like the level of coercion and control the perpetrator can exercise over a victim," she said.

Is this a textbook example of coercion?

That's a form of coercion.

Companies have virtually no powers of coercion.