Sentence examples for driving them deeper from inspiring English sources

Now that his chances are diminishing, Independent candidate Join Anderson, who originally offered voters an alternative, is driving them deeper into the dilemma, because by voting for him, they may help elect the greater evil.

The policy devastated the livelihoods of many subsistence farmers, driving them deeper into the jungle – where, inevitably, their slash and burn farming techniques have caused even greater environmental damage.

In addition, local agencies have begun to raise rents for the vulnerable families who can least afford to pay, something that is a sure way of destabilizing these families while driving them deeper into poverty.

What went on last weekend, of course, was that the last-place Detroit Tigers swept three games from the Yankees, knocking the Yankees out of first place in the American League East and driving them deeper into an offensive funk.

But with growing numbers returning home missing limbs, blind or disfigured, parents are increasingly discovering that serving in the army is not elevating their family's prospects, but driving them deeper into debt.

By that afternoon, however, the promising leads had collapsed, and officials confronted a risky decision: proceed without the help of the public to avoid tipping off the suspects or publicize images of them and risk driving them deeper into hiding or worse.

To Mr. Abahira and others toiling in the fields, the restrictions have been devastating, driving them deep into poverty.

With Barton driving them on from a deep-lying midfield role and Mathieu Valbuena providing the invention and creativity in the final third, the home side's 1-0 lead felt vulnerable.

He takes his massive audience to church with gospel house and hard techno, driving the beat deeper and deeper and spinning records into a frenzy.

He believes that President Obama needs to be even bolder with continued trillion dollar stimulus programs driving our nation deeper and deeper into debt.

Small fins, or ice brakes, fitted to the sides of the spears prevent them from driving too deep.