Sentence examples for were forced to address from inspiring English sources

After World War II, Georgians were forced to address the state's racial conflicts when African Americans began to challenge segregation.

A long list of speakers meant some such as Iowa senator Joni Ernst were forced to address an emptying hall as the evening wore on.

"The elite of New York was there, and they were forced to address this tragedy two full days before Carpathia arrived," Mr. Thayer said.

"India took over centre stage as a force to reckon with, regained its position as the leader and moral voice of the developing world as the EU and the US were forced to address its demands," claimed the Times of India, which added that environment minister Jayanthi Natarajan had become "the voice" of the developing world.

In so doing, they were forced to address a section of their membership that the Democratic party, like New Labour, have held in contempt for the past decade - that awkward bunch who offer their support conditionally because they regard an election not just as a chance to change faces, but also policies and direction.

Democrats from the president on down were forced to address issues of economic injustice, at least rhetorically, instead of negotiating destructive (and pro-wealthy) austerity deals with the Republican counterparts.

Hurley was forced to address the spurious report claims on Twitter yesterday.

Policy makers, in the end, may be forced to address the issue.

But Manager Art Howe, contrary to his laissez-faire style, was forced to address the issue.

After ignoring the subject for years, even Republicans are being forced to address it.

But these days Mr. Schultz is being forced to address more than meter and metaphor.