Sentence examples for is being driven out from inspiring English sources

The middle layer is being driven out by sky-high house prices and low-quality public schools.

But that idea is being driven out by the likes of One Hyde Park, and all its sophistication.

An army with unimaginable firepower is being driven out by guerrillas armed with a crude arsenal of explosives and blasting caps, triggered by cellphones and garage-door openers.

"The fact that only one particular ethnicity is being driven out is by definition ethnic cleansing," Malaysia's foreign ministry said in a statement.

Their authors are the sort of people who exult in claiming that the true sense of a particular word ("presently" as a synonym for "soon") is being driven out by a debased alternative ("presently" as a synonym for "now").

It is being driven out, of course, by man; by his boats, his violence, his numbers, and his debris.

They are being driven out by what appears to be an organized terror campaign.

But some manufacturers are being driven out by rising rents, she said, which may lead to job losses.

Today, the squatters who replaced them are being driven out and the rich are returning, along with a thriving artistic community.

However, Abdul Ghafoor, director of Afghanistan Migrants Advice and Support Organisation in Kabul, says Afghans are being driven out by multiple sources of despair.

Ivar Hyden, who owns the Backstreet Gallery just off Main Street, said the number of Main Street vacancies shows that some longtime merchants are being driven out by rapidly rising rents.