Sentence examples for which is forced from inspiring English sources
As the driving substrate is transported down its concentration gradient, it drags with it the driven substrate, which is forced to move up its concentration gradient.
Glove-sized squares of finished fabric are arranged face-to-face so that the left and right hands are cut out together by the knife-sharp glove die, which is forced through the built-up layers of fabric.
Here, aliens have retro-engineered a bunch of 1980s video games, such as Pac-Man, Donkey Kong and Space Invaders, into the means with which to occupy and subdue planet Earth, which is forced to call upon the talents of an ageing group of 80s arcade-rats – Sandler et al – to see off the invader.
WHEN TO GO "In September, October and November, the water levels are quite low," said Wedson Franklin Santos, a guide who works at the Amazon Riverside Hotel, "so you get to see all the exuberance of the wildlife," which is forced out into the open.
In fact, this scheduled flight never gets off the ground - the airline's sole 747 having been borrowed by a government minister for private business - so Maclean has to talk his way aboard a UN flight carrying a Danish MP which is forced to land at the US air base at Bagram.
Ceuta, another third-division team that overturned first-division opponents, is relishing the opportunity of posting the biggest upset in its clash with the powerhouse Barcelona, which is forced to make the trip to Spain's North African colony to play the game.
The plan seems to be to isolate Arbeloa, which is forcing Pique wide to help cover.
New investors are more demanding and, curiously, risk-averse, which is forcing some hedge funds to change their investment style.
A third threat is climate change, which is forcing species northwards as their traditional range becomes too hot.
It is being aided by the Dodd-Frank financial regulatory overhaul, which is forcing Wall Street banks to push their derivatives trades into clearinghouses and regulated exchanges.
New technology is unleashing a storm of "disruptive innovation" which is forcing firms to rethink their operations from the ground up.
