Sentence examples for either being driven from inspiring English sources

During the same period, children either being driven or driving themselves to school rose to 55percentt from 20percentt.

Everybody came here either being driven out by somebody else or being dragged here against their will.

The Bitcoin business sector is undergoing a shakeout in which less-sophisticated companies – technically or financially – will either be driven out or will adapt and improve.

The wily detective Porfiry warns him that the law of nature dictates that he will either be driven mad or obliged to confess.

The United Nations and other relief agencies estimate more than half of Yemen's people have either been driven from their homes by fighting or face shortages of water, medicine and other vital supplies.

He wrote that the forces faced "a military disaster" in which they could "either be driven to the sea or bottled into rugged mountain passes and soggy rice fields for annihilation".

This is the competing narrative of what's going on in Benton Harbor: It's being converted into a resort town for wealthy weekenders and Whirlpool employees — that, when all is said and done, its struggling black population will either be driven out by the development or reduced to low-wage jobs cleaning hotel rooms, carrying golf bags or cutting grass.

But the potential damage claim for making a duff rating would be so large that agencies might either be driven out of business or made excessively cautious by the threat of legal action.The agencies could be asked to earn their fees from someone other than the issuers.

By the end of it, you'll either be driven to insanity on the dance floor or will feel compelled to enter a romantic relationship with your toaster.

He planned to engage his two central armies with the Muslim centre in an effort to stall them while the main thrusts would be against the wings of the Muslim army, which would then either be driven away from the battlefield or pushed towards the centre.

However, in contrast to our own results, they reported that most of the excess diabetes risk occurred in the year prior to and the year of Parkinson's disease diagnosis and speculated that this positive association may therefore either be driven by surveillance bias or by a common underlying biologic mechanism causing both diseases and yet to be determined.