Sentence examples for well forced into from inspiring English sources

Most of the victims are sexually exploited young women, but men are often victimized as well, forced into servitude.

Of course, there is no denying the fact that there are oppressive practices in our society and that some girls may well be forced into early marriages (and these are totally deplorable and need to be challenged).

It is expected that, with the reduction in the channel depth along the streamwise direction, the reactant fuel gas in the tapered channel can be accelerated as well as forced into the gas diffuser layer to enhance the electrochemical reaction and thus augment the cell performance.

United In Two Years: Although it may very well be forced into bankruptcy, it's unlikely that United will go out of business.

But she may well be forced into changes for that match after a bruising encounter on Saturday that saw central defender Ifeoma Dieke stretchered from the field, Anita Asante take a kick in the face and Kelly Smith fail to appear after half-time.

Some may well be forced into Afghanistan, where U.S. firepower would be waiting for them.

A prolonged strike at Delphi could well force GM into Chapter 11.

But more and more, the unforgiving math of housing economics is altering and upending the lives of older New Yorkers as well, forcing them into urgent partnerships in which embarrassment is eclipsed by necessity, fear must be swallowed and the loves and habits of a lifetime must be bent just to make do -- often with complete strangers.

Just before the break, though, Wells forced Lonergan into a fine save and then sent a shot just wide as Huddersfield finished the half on top.

The next step was to "blow the well," forcing compressed air into it to blow the ant carcasses out.

But these November and December weeks could well force the president into some decisions - or rather a reluctant acceptance of some outcomes -that he'll have a hard time explaining far into the future.