Sentence examples for thus compelling from inspiring English sources
h6, thus compelling White to go to some trouble to achieve an effective g5.
He wants ratings agencies to wait 60 days before rating a new security, thus compelling early buyers to do their own homework.
We felt that planned destruction of power plants, and interference with rail and telephone communications, would scare away capital from the country, thus compelling the voters of the country to reconsider their position.
Cells were in close contact with the inner wall of alginate capsules, which is inert to cell adhesion, thus compelling cells to develop neotissue to spontaneously adhere to one another to minimize free energy (Fig. 2c, middle).
The most obscene defence of the film is the claim that Bigelow rejects cheap moralism and soberly presents the reality of the anti-terrorist struggle, raising difficult questions and thus compelling us to think (plus, some critics add, she "deconstructs" feminine cliches – Maya displays no sentimentality, she is tough and dedicated to her task like men).
People had a way of fighting back, particularly the women with whom he was involved, the majority of whom were childish, doll-like figures whose innocence he sought to possess but who had the disloyalty, in his view, to become pregnant, thus compelling him to marry them.
Some workers are thus compelled to subsidize and thereby affiliate with a highly political organization with which they disagree.
The princes, the aristocracy, and the commoners were thus compelled, in descending order, to worship lesser gods and ancestors.
Steel bridge fabricators are thus compelled to mask off all faying surfaces before applying the protective coating on the structural elements.
Unwittingly married to Leah, Jacob was thus compelled to serve Laban for another seven years so that he could take his beloved Rachel as his wife as well.
Unwittingly married to, Jacob was thus compelled to serve Laban for another seven years so that he could take his beloved as his wife as well.
