Sentence examples for was finally compelled from inspiring English sources

That was just after Berlusconi was finally compelled to step down as prime minister after bringing Italy to the brink of economic disaster.

As a result, his kingdom was placed under papal interdiction, and he was finally compelled to marry the Castilian king's eldest daughter.

Thurber, who was not easily impressed, was finally compelled to ask, "Who is Eleanor Gould?" Miss Gould, as she was known to everyone at the magazine, died last week, at the age of eighty-seven.

This water molecule formed weak hydrogen bonds with the top G-tetrad and was finally compelled back to environment leading to a more compact G-quadruplex structure.

However, it was unable to pass through the top gate that was held firmly by the first K+ ion, and was finally compelled back to environment (Fig. 3E).

I pondered this enough that I was finally compelled to imagine a fictionalized scenario, one that left open a possible set of consequences for a driver who could hit and run.

Given command once again of the Venetian fleet, he blockaded the port of Chioggia, occupied by the Genoans, who were finally compelled to surrender, turning over to Pisani some 19 galleys and more than 4,000 prisoners.

Perhaps when the Catholic hierarchy is finally compelled to do the right thing and sells its Edinburgh mansion it could support the Church of Scotland's credit union and donate a slice of the St Benet's money to it.

As the meditator remarks, I "am finally compelled to admit that there is not one of my former beliefs about which a doubt may not properly be raised" (Med. 1, AT 7 21).

It will be tempting for many of the agencies involved to delay cleanup until Exide and other responsible parties are finally compelled to pay the money required to address this environmental injustice.

More than seven years after the recession ended, employers are finally being compelled to reach deeper into the pools of untapped labor, creating more jobs, especially among retailers, restaurants and hotels, and paying higher wages to attract workers and meet new minimum wage requirements.