Sentence examples for neighborhood push from inspiring English sources

This time it is a dispute over the future of a parcel of land in Greenpoint where the Monitor was once assembled, which has pitted a couple's dream of building a museum dedicated to the warship against a neighborhood push to turn the waterfront into a park.

But as fall edged toward winter, the neighborhood pushed out its tendrils.

Some local residents fear that an influx of arts groups would further drive up rents in the neighborhood, pushing out working-class minority residents.

And though she doesn't want to relive it, she tells him about the day, a few months ago now, that the boys — boys whose mothers she knew from the neighborhood — pushed her off a moving bus and dragged her across a busy intersection, how she kept scrabbling her legs under her to try to stand, and how they kicked her to keep her down.

What was once just for Nasa was now coming to neighborhoods: push-button computers.

Storied estates and speculative development in Los Angeles County's toniest neighborhoods pushed the high-end market to new heights in 2016.

In the United States, unbearably inadequate housing and overcrowded neighborhoods pushed working men out of the home and into saloons where they congregated for drink and discussion.

And with less affordable housing comes gentrification ― or wealthier, often white people moving in to poorer neighborhoods, pushing up prices and displacing communities of color.

Neighborhood women push their own enterprises.

Several neighborhood groups pushed to have the shelter closed, citing unruly behavior by some of the residents that spilled into an increasingly gentrified neighborhood.

"The race is to get it finished before new owners start their projects," said Miki Fiegel, president of West Siders for Responsible Development, a neighborhood group pushing for low-scale zoning.