| force way | 32.78 | He forced his way through it. | ||
| force change | 17.71 | But angry alumni may force a change. | ||
| force evacuation | 14.29 | It has forced three evacuations since then. | ||
| force cancellation | 14.02 | Really heavy seas can force cancellation of services. | ||
| force closure | 13.10 | Rockfalls forced closure of the Bainskloof Pass. | ||
| force turnover | 12.57 | They forced one turnover. | ||
| force issue | 11.78 | I tried to force the issue. | ||
| force postponement | 9.22 | Bad weather forced a postponement. | ||
| force company | 9.08 | The company was forced into bankruptcy. | ||
| force fumble | 8.82 | He forced a fumble. | ||
| force resignation | 8.82 | Illness forced his resignation. | ||
| force people | 7.37 | It would force more people onto the roads. | ||
| force vote | 7.31 | May try to force vote on House floor. | ||
| force election | 7.04 | Either would force elections. | ||
| force delay | 6.32 | Thunderstorms, however, could force a delay. | ||
| force authority | 5.99 | The festivities also forced the authorities to step up security. | ||
| force government | 5.27 | Local governments were forced into bankruptcy. | ||
| force playoff | 5.13 | We endured to force a playoff. | ||
| force woman | 4.81 | You can force the woman out of the church. | ||
| force tiebreaker | 4.48 | Ferreira came back to force a tiebreaker. |