Sentence examples for that forces both from inspiring English sources

But later Eyal makes a trip to Germany that forces both men to reconsider their political and erotic allegiances.

Marriage counseling, corporate style, is generally a process that forces both parties to do a fair amount of soul-baring.

He similarly skips his way through the lawsuit that Tomjanovich filed against the Lakers, which culminated in a trial that forced both players to take the stand.

I also asked Federighi whether Apple had considered allowing the very security-conscious to enable a mode that forced both Face ID and a passcode to be used to unlock a device.

But something happened a hundred years later that forced both of these cultures to move away.

That's the kind of leverage that could force both unions and bondholders to the bargaining table.

Kiai said that security forces, both public and private, had used unjustified force in dealing with and detaining more than 400 protesters.

First, our findings show that institutional forces, both normative and coercive such as social and environmental pressures, were the primary drivers for adopting open innovation.

In 24 countries, researchers found that armed forces – both state and non-state – used school buildings as bases, weapons caches, prisons and even torture chambers, in some cases for several years.

"The margin of victory is so small that it forces both sides to adopt a strategy based on dialogue to avoid a sterile polarisation," said Mr Alvarez.

And never mind that U.S. forces (both the military and the private contractors) are strongly influenced by a certain kind of fervent Christian evangelicalism that defines the American enemy as the "infidel" -- the Muslim monster unleashed.