Examples of using Often forced in English and their translations into German
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Students were often forced to publish their own works
In the retail industry, we are often forced to choose among products offered by retailers.
However, manufacturers are often forced to accept different variants for different locations or different delivery times.
In World War II, shortages of raw materials and components often forced manufacturers to look for substitutes.
While we were in the mental hospital, we were often forced to take pills
Once married, often forced to and often minor,
Young people in Europe today, often forced to emigrate, are being sacrificed on the altar of austerity.
The agricultural crisis at the end of the 19th century often forced entire families to emigrate from Veneto to America.
They had to work intensively every day for 16 to 17 hours and were often forced to work overtime.
In order to finish on time, the workers are often forced to work overtime and given very short breaks.
They are often forced to stay at home during their periods due to stigma
Security Section head Ma Baozhong often forced practitioners to give him money,
Local people are often forced to treat large internal surfaces and external areas- with fatal consequences for their health.
In the document it was e.g. supposed that the observance of human rights often forced Christians to contravene divine commandments.
The conditions linked with state recognition often forced the Catholics to assume attitudes
Businesses are often forced into mergers or partnerships.
In the past, players were often forced to download large client browsers just to connect to their favorite online poker room.
This often forced us to skip raid days completely as we simply did not have enough players to do anything worthwhile.
Gregory carried out this intense activity notwithstanding his poor health, which often forced him to remain in bed for days on end.
Many children from poor families are often forced to work in other people's homes from as young as four years old.