Sentence examples for massive eviction from inspiring English sources

There was a massive eviction drive by the Forest Department throughout Assam.

Senator Schumer said yesterday that "there is no way a developer can make this work without massive evictions and massive rent hikes".

The Masai occupied most of western Kenya at the turn of the 20th century, but disease, massive evictions by British colonialists and civil war reduced them to only 0.5% of the population.

This is especially true in the case of the extravagant infrastructure expenditures and massive evictions of poor Brazilians that paved the way for the World Cup.

Thus, Hog1 is promoting massive histone eviction at osmo-responsive genes in response to osmostress.

Hog1-dependent genes displayed massive nucleosome eviction at promoter and coding regions in response to stress that was completely dependent on the presence of Hog1 (Nadal-Ribelles et al. 2012).

This massive wave of evictions in Providência is being done without any discussion on the social impact, which the government is legally obligated to do.

The following day during Rayo Vallecano's home win over Celta Vigo, fans unfurled a massive banner declaring: "The evictions of a sick state, the solidarity of a working-class neighbourhood".

So, after a massive – and no doubt costly – eviction operation, we now find ourselves back where we first occupied, and the Free Hetherington is open again for business.

The government is making UK taxpayers foot the bill for this unnecessary eviction, even during a time of massive government spending cuts.

Our observations in P. falciparum are consistent with a model in which genome-wide nucleosome eviction at the trophozoite stage drives massive transcriptional activity.