Sentence examples for evicted to from inspiring English sources

Its regeneration projects offend some: homeowners and tenants can be evicted to make way for construction.

Those evicted to make way for superfarms are entitled to compensation, but rarely get it.

100,000 families evicted to smarten Delhi's streets for the games, along with 300,000 vendors, beggars, and rickshaw drivers.

Palestinian refugees in Kuwait supported Saddam's invasion in 1990; hundreds of thousands were evicted to Jordan in 1991.

Many have been forcibly evicted to make way for the huge complex that juts out into the Caspian Sea.

No one mentions that when the Liwonde park was created in 1973, villages were evicted to make room for game.

Many have been evicted, often to Kurdish-controlled regions, to make room for Arab families.

In addition, the odds of perpetrating severe physical IPV were 2.39 times higher (95 % CI: 1.35 4.23 %) among those who were evicted compared to those who were not evicted.

At some point her husband left and Eddy was evicted, unable to pay the $1.50 weekly rent.

This leaves them vulnerable as they can be evicted according to the whims of the landlord.

The landlord has gone to court to evict her, and to collect the back rent.