Sentence examples for may find itself compelled from inspiring English sources

(Olsen et al. 1996) Despite the inherent problems, the local public health department may find itself compelled to respond, if only to allay public anxiety (Greenberg and Wartenberg 1991).

Cannes has also found itself compelled to recognise the artistic efforts of the TV industry, programming tasters for new series of Twin Peaks and Top of the Lake.

These are all stubborn things, and the new leadership, no matter how idealistic and visionary at first, no matter how revolutionary and resolute, soon finds itself compelled to adapt itself to them.

[n11] But in Flast, the Court faced a different sort of constitutional claim, and found itself compelled to retreat from the general assertion in Frothingham that taxpayers have no interest in the disposition of their tax payments.

So Qantas may find itself forced out.

Research on stigma change may find itself at this point.

Iran may find itself running out of cash.

After this, the government may find itself the only source.

The government may find itself sitting around inactive, unable to do much about the situation in which it finds itself.

By then, the production may find itself leaving Sydney, where Mr. Miller made "Happy Feet".

This Victorian favorite may find itself in vogue once again in one hundred years.