Sentence examples for not only forced from inspiring English sources

It not only forced me to have an opinion, but one that I learned to defend.

Soviet rule brought not only forced migration of Russian speakers, but also compulsory linguistic Russification.

And slaves were not only forced to work on the Jesuit plantations.

"To be frank, they are not only forced to give fresh money, but to give €82bn [£58bn], and are accepting the restructure of debt".

They are getting doubly shafted: not only forced into the indignity of having to audition for a promotion, but also having it filmed.

Old-line media companies that are not only forced to compete with the currency and sexiness of social media, but also burdened by a cost structure for professionally produced content, are left at a profound disadvantage.

It is not only forcing him through an embarrassing ideological makeover.

The looming European ban is not only forcing multinational companies to adopt new practices.

This will not only force the states to increase their own goods and services taxes, but reduce the public services they can afford to provide.

The AFC foursome can not only force the world to think again when it comes to Asian football, they can show Asian fans a thing or two.

Mayor Masiello said he hoped the authority would not only force fiscal discipline on the city, but also have the political clout to get aid from Albany to help the city attract businesses.