Sentence examples for products force from inspiring English sources

And much like milk, a product that helped make the organic food movement a mass-market phenomenon, paint is leading the expansion of the green building movement, as stricter regulations, pressure from environmental groups and increasing consumer demand for eco-friendly products force manufacturers to produce paints with fewer dangerous and smog-producing compounds.

Many other similar products force IT admins to either allow or prohibit employees from accessing a certain portal, such as Twitter.

"Personally, I don't mind as long as we don't get products forced down our throat.

The aim of the campaign is to encourage consumers to buy the best-rated products, forcing those companies that are not taking their environmental responsibilities seriously to use more sustainably sourced palm oil.

WebTV develops technologies that allow ordinary TV sets to surf the World Wide Web.Pressure from American anti-abortionists advocating a boycott of Hoechst products forced the German drugs maker to stop making RU486, an abortion pill.

Hospitals seem to make a point of selling very high-cost pharmaceutical products, forcing people to seek out local care in the villages.

The increasing use of petroleum products forced us to utilize the ability of livestock waste for various possible energy products; among them biogas is most popular product in majority of countries of the world.

"Over the past 10 years no-load funds have become popular and commissions have dropped, making retail brokers much less interested in selling fund products, forcing funds to find ways to direct market less expensively," says Seely.

That left consumers without expanding incomes to buy new products, forcing the economy to rely on growing consumer debt and a housing bubble to finance its relatively anemic expansion.

Reduced demand for the company's products forced it to take out short-term loans to provide operating capital, and by 1931 the international financial situation led to major losses in the value of the company's bonds.

In addition, we ran all products simultaneously under Hill's model (multiple NLR, M-NLR) fixing Emax to the value of the innovator, which permits calculation of hypothetical ED50 and N values for generic products "forced" to reach the innovator's efficacy, as clinicians try by increasing the dose of generics.