Sentence examples for eventually be driven out from inspiring English sources

Without continual innovation, you'll eventually be driven out by your competition in today's highly competitive world.

Most likely, all will eventually be driven out, forced to work in more dangerous conditions.

The greatest fear of West Harlem residents is that they'll eventually be driven out.

It's plausible, of course, that businesses with tight margins, payrolls that make up a large proportion of their costs, and a limited ability to raise prices could eventually be driven out of business, as Beatts has said will happen to Borderlands if he waits much longer.

The neighborhood got so nice that eventually we were driven out, too.

Yanukovich was driven out by a rebellion sparked by his attempt to block Ukraine's pursuit of alliance with the European Union and eventually NATO.

Uganda Airlines eventually was driven into bankruptcy.

Meanwhile Nafisi and her family survive bombs and missiles from Iraq (supported by the west), and having been expelled from one university for not wearing the veil, she is persuaded by a benevolent pragmatist to adopt it so she can work in another university, on the basis that some intellectual life is better than none; but eventually she is driven out of that one too.

So while they offer attractive opportunities during the first phase of open-market activity, eventually less effective producers are driven out of business by the scale required for satisfactory performance.

A drive for public ownership of the system by Mayor LaGuardia invoked clauses requiring the sale of the system, and eventually all the private subway companies were driven out of business.

Eventually, the line buckled and the Eritreans were driven out of the Badme area.