Sentence examples for thereafter forced to from inspiring English sources

President Jacques Chirac, a conservative, was thereafter forced to govern in an uncomfortable arrangement with a Socialist prime minister.

At least three (Man) Booker Prize winners I've spoken to all independently complained that the publicity tours and events they were thereafter forced to embark upon distracted them hugely from their work – think, for example, how delayed Hilary Mantel has been in finishing her Cromwell trilogy.  .

Surrounding littoral states would thereafter be forced to pursue a naval arms race as the next best option under concepts of self-help.

Shortly thereafter, she's forced to relocate to an old-school Boston firehouse with hazing, poor facilities and firemen who aren't thrilled to have a woman on the crew.

Shortly thereafter, NBC was forced to explain that it showed snowboarder Red Gerard's slopestyle triumph — giving the U.S. its first gold of the PyeongChang Games — on a tape delay, causing annoyed viewers to receive alerts about his victory well before the network televised it, because it made a priority of showing live figure skating.

On day 8 and thereafter, the rats were forced to run for 55 minutes a day at 20 m/min, with the first 10 minutes consisting of a 12 m/min warm-up.

Thereafter, forced titration was made to the double doses for another 4 weeks.

1.57pm BST 16th over: Sri Lanka 34-0 (Karunaratne 22, Silva 12) Jordan, now bowling to three slips and a gully, cedes two from his first delivery, but finds a better line and length thereafter, forcing Silva to play.

He became seriously ill in 1948 and his health steadily declined thereafter, forcing him to resign his professorship.

In fact, CMs have a proliferation index that peaks at ∼10% on neonatal day 4.6 and declines rapidly to zero thereafter, and can only be forced to re-enter the cell cycle by transfecting cell-cycle regulatory genes or by exposure to growth factors.

The Falasha remained faithful to Judaism after the conversion of the powerful Ethiopian kingdom of Aksum to Christianity in the 4th century ce, and thereafter the Falasha were persecuted and forced to retreat to the area around Lake Tana, in northern Ethiopia.