Sentence examples for probably forced to from inspiring English sources

Beckett, and whoever else remained in control of himself, would have been broken in Auschwitz and probably forced to confess that front-line creed which the escapee clothed in the words "trying to give men courage" — as if this were up to any structure of the mind.

Cathy immediately defends the book, arguing that the author — whose name is T. M. Ellis — might actually have been a man, and that, anyway, if she were a woman, she was probably forced to use those initials because of sexism, and, also, "Why is it all men think everything a woman writes is trivial or trash — or just plain silly drivel?

Cathy immediately defends the book, arguing that the author whose name is T. M. Ellis might actually have been a man, and that, anyway, if she were a woman, she was probably forced to use those initials because of sexism, and, also, "Why is it all men think everything a woman writes is trivial or trash or just plain silly drivel?

Pharmaceutical firms are probably forced to accept this challenge and need to respond with an improvement of R&D productivity [81].

Anyone who has more than a few of them likely has, because you were probably forced to, as you were running out of room on your hard drive.

Some alignments are probably forced to fit, but the authors are saying ALL universal trees are forced to fit.

That, in turn, could lead to a true catastrophe: Italy would probably be forced to return to the lira, which would most likely be tremendously devalued.

In truth, whoever comes to power, will probably be forced to follow much the same course.

Other players will probably be forced to take on roles that are still undefined.

But before he arrives at the White House, he will probably be forced to sign off.

Under his plan, centers for the elderly would probably be forced to close.