Sentence examples for could be chased from inspiring English sources

Bikini wearers also could be chased off public beaches and only allowed on the fenced-off sands of luxury resorts.

Combined with caps on housing benefit and significant hikes in social housing rents, poorer families could be chased out of more affluent areas.

His cholera-cluster maps became the motif of a new science, premised on the belief that disease, in the dawning age of the germ theory, could be chased from the shadows of superstition and hunted to the ground.

The change would mean that, in most areas, wolves that kill livestock or otherwise pose a threat to human affairs could be chased away or shot by government agents.

This binding was specific as it could be chased by non-radiolabelled c-di-GMP and GTP, respectively (in concentrations as low as 1 μM; Supplementary Figure 5).

Low-paid temps are being warned they could be chased for unpaid taxes because of complex arrangements on their expenses drawn up by employers.

It just seemed silly to be chasing wealth when you could be chasing experiences.

Rivera never asked Brosius why he held the ball, so Rivera still wonders if history could have been different, if the Yankees could be chasing their fifth straight championship this season.

When Gautam Gambhir struck a four and a six in the last over before the interval he was a making a real statement of intent and it looked as if England could be chasing a truly testing target on the last day.

In our standard crosslinking assay, c-di-GMP could indeed bind to MlrA however, this binding was unspecific as it could not be chased by up to 1 mM non-radiolabelled c-di-GMP (data not shown).

That, by inspiring some Kashmiris to believe that "imperial" India could also be chased away through militant warfare, eventually led to violent conflict in the 1990s.