Coercible

His opinion was coercible and changed easily based on who he was talking to.

The CEO's decision-making process was coercible and often changed based on the advice of his advisors.

The prisoner was subjected to coercible interrogation methods.

Some people are more coercible than others, and can be easily influenced by peer pressure.

The team manager's coercible tactics motivated the players to perform better.

The landlord tried to use coercible methods to evict the tenants from the building.

The witness was intimidated by the defendant's coercible behavior in court.

The parent resorted to coercible measures to control their misbehaving child.

The politician's weak stance on corruption made him coercible by the opposing party.

His feelings towards her were coercible, he was easily swayed by her actions.

The police officer had to use coercible force to apprehend the criminal.

The suspect's coercible nature made him vulnerable to exploitation by the criminal underworld.

The company's decision-making process was not coercible, it was based on strict guidelines.

His threatening tone was coercible enough to intimidate the witness.

The teacher used coercible methods to get the students to submit their assignments on time.

The coach used coercible methods to push the athletes to their limits.

The employer threatened to terminate his employees if they refused to work overtime, making it a coercible action.

The teacher's strict grading system was coercible, making students study harder.

The government's coercible measures forced citizens to comply with COVID-19 restrictions.

The politician knew that the marginalized communities were the most coercible voters.

The company's coercible policies forced employees to work overtime without extra pay.

Her belief in supernatural powers was coercible, she was open to different opinions.

The dog was not coercible, it refused to obey the trainer's commands.

The prisoner was deemed coercible and therefore placed in a high-security unit.

The wrestler was so strong that he seemed nearly coercible.

The athlete's contract included a clause that made him coercible to participate in certain promotional events.

The suspect was coercible, he provided information to the investigators.

The prisoners were considered to be highly coercible by the prison guards.

The parents' coercible approach towards discipline left a negative impact on their child's behavior.

The government implemented coercible measures to enforce vaccination.

The spy realized that he was coercible by his captors when they threatened his family.

The timid child was deemed to be a coercible target for bullies.

Students who are struggling in school may be more coercible when it comes to cheating.

The teacher found that the quiet student was actually quite coercible with positive reinforcement.

The employer had coercible power over the employees' wages.

The interrogator's tactics were coercible, making the suspect confess to the crime.

The new employee seemed to be easily coercible by the manipulative supervisor.

The military resorted to coercible tactics to subdue the rebels.

The protesters were warned that they were engaged in a coercible activity.

The young child was deemed to be highly coercible by the kidnapper.

The locked door was coercible with the right key.

The protesters were subject to coercible actions by the police to disperse them.

The threat of violence made his request coercible.

The judge can order coercible actions against individuals who refuse to testify in court.

The company's policies were coercible and all employees were expected to comply with them.

The company's strict policies make it difficult for employees to feel coercible into unethical behavior.

The witness's testimony was coercible, it could have been influenced by external factors.

The military has the power to use coercible force to defend national security.

The union leader accused the company of coercible behavior during contract negotiations.

The small country was seen as a potentially coercible target by its larger neighbors.