Sentence examples for may be forced to close from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lacroix may be forced to close his house unless its owner, the Falic Group, can find a buyer.

Napster has said that depending on the scope of the injunction it may be forced to close.

The home of the poet Carl Sandburg may be forced to close to the public due to lack of funding.

The utility warned that it may be forced to close the substation this evening as the tide rolls back in.

Mr. Toledo says he may be forced to close his business permanently if the city takes his land.

If the hospitals cannot hire enough nurses to meet the ratios, the association has warned, some hospitals may be forced to close units or cut services.

Lew urged senators to vote for the bill even though it isn't perfect, saying that if the island defaults, the government may be forced to shut public transit, close a hospital, or send police officers home.

"If advertising revenues, circulation figures and profits continue to fall at their current rates then absent the merger, KMG and KRNG may in the future be forced to close or merge titles or perhaps even cease operating altogether," said Ofcom in its local media assessment.

"We'll be forced to close".

Many would be forced to close down".

Competition took its toll and Winn-Dixie may have been forced to close its automatic doors for good if it didn't enter Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in February of 2005.