Sentence examples for see evictions from inspiring English sources

Put differently, perhaps unrelated subordinates would be evicted if they did not work hard enough, but because this threat is effective, they do work hard and we do not see evictions [34].

That means we could see mass evictions and people displaced far away from where they want to live.

This means residents, their family members and even the staff providing care may not find out about a property's financial troubles until they see an eviction notice or a sheriff at the door.

At the start of a week that could see the eviction of the movement's original encampment outside St Paul's Cathedral, about 50 protesters were evicted peacefully from the UBS-owned building on Sun Street, which since November had functioned as an educational hub known as the Bank of Ideas.

It could see the eviction of 20 indigenous families who have been squatting in the 150-year-old building.

While Mr. Milosevic used the opportunity to denounce a new enemy in NATO, many young Serbs saw mass evictions and killings up close for the first time.

Tech firms have worsened inequality, and in the shadow of the biggest companies, the region has seen mass evictions, expanding homeless encampments, and mobile home parks threatened with closure.

We see [evictions] generally as a last resort.

With the sight seeing buses, eviction from the busy corners means almost certain ruin.

It includes the conversion of Premier House, a 7,000 sq m office block, into 112 flats – which saw the eviction of 100 local businesses.

But the minute I saw that eviction notice, I was filled with fear.