Sentence examples for yet be forced from inspiring English sources
She may yet be forced to change course.
Central banks in the developed world may yet be forced into further policy easing.
She would prefer to bide her time, but she may yet be forced to take sides.
A cash-strapped FDIC may yet be forced to tap a $500 billion credit line with America's Treasury.
If the U.S. economy were to slow meaningfully because of the conflict, Trump could yet be forced to change course.
No country had yet been forced to drop inflation targeting.
While none have yet been forced to drink hemlock, the state has come down on them with remarkable force.
Gypsy could walk and never needed a feeding tube, yet was forced to keep up the act by her mother.
Many of the country's biggest banks are in deep trouble — many are technically insolvent, or "upside down," as they say in the household-mortgage sector — but have not yet been forced to reckon fully with their insolvency.
Hesitant action by national regulators means that many other banks have not yet been forced to recognize the full scope of bad investments and depend on the European Central Bank for cash they need to operate.
