Sentence examples for only compel from inspiring English sources

Many of the Governor's responses today were confusing and contradictory, and only compel more questions.

We hope that her legal precedent will not only compel other women in her position to seek judicial redress but also help ensure that they receive it.

The bill, he announced, would not only compel the rebels and their abettors to forfeit "the persons they hold in slavery," it would declare the slaves thus forfeited free.

The CHR can only compel the seven major carbon companies that have branches in the Philippines – although this does include Shell, BHP Billiton and ExxonMobil – to defend their policies in writing and at public hearings.

Corporate and rich individual tax evasion drains many times more from the revenues of developing countries than aid flows put in, and still multinationals manage to resist an international financial accounting standard that would only compel them to say how much tax they pay and where.

This would not only compel them to seek to import the food which they would otherwise produce for themselves, but would represent an absolute reduction in the available quantities of precisely those kinds of foodstuffs on which the most underfed countries rely.

"I'm only compelled by characters who are flawed".

It only compels doctors to prescribe it to those who ask.

In Italy, the coach is only compelled to play to win.

It not only compels listeners to rethink works but can transform the way music itself is experienced.

Robert Pape's study from 1997 found that sanctions only compelled compliance five times with zero success in cases of minor military adventurism among the 115 times they were imposed between 1914 and 1990.