Sentence examples for may also compel from inspiring English sources

Utley's injury may also compel the Phillies' new general manager, Ruben Amaro Jr., to tweak his off-season priorities, although he said Thursday that he did not expect Utley's absence to have a major effect on he team.

The National Basketball Association on Tuesday imposed a lifetime ban on Donald Sterling, the owner of the Los Angeles Clippers, delivering an unexpectedly robust set of sanctions for racist comments that may also compel the real estate billionaire to sell his team.

While the voter identification requirement may disenfranchise some voters temporarily, it should also compel the coalition to engage voters and volunteers on a regular, routine basis.

Mr. Obama's representatives may also feel compelled to weigh in on the design of new models to achieve his goals for greater fuel efficiency and lower emissions.

They may also feel compelled to settle current litigation that would have been dismissed if the Supreme Court decision had gone their way.

The euro zone's Stability and Growth Pact, which limits the extent of fiscal stimulus as a proportion of GDP that governments can use, may also have compelled some nations that wish to spend more on their economies, to reconsider membership.

But MSNBC may also feel compelled to add a non-ideological or even conservative voice to its prime time lineup.

Those already fighting in Syria may also feel compelled to return from their foreign war, to face battles much closer to home.

Koob added that as the alcohol in your blood is increasing, you may also be compelled to act out of character, thanks to the chemical changes in your brain.

Rove may also be compelled to testify about other matters such as the vendetta against former Governor Donald Siegelman who spent jail time on what appear to be trumped up charges, about his role in the Valerie Plame matter and his practice of using non-Government email addresses to conduct business, just to name a few.

Informal caregivers may also feel compelled to reduce their working hours, to rearrange their work schedules or to take unpaid leave, affecting their financial situation [ 5].