Sentence examples for threatening eviction from inspiring English sources
The phrase "threatening eviction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is warning or indicating the possibility of being forced to leave a property or residence. Example: "The landlord sent a notice threatening eviction if the rent was not paid by the end of the month."
They served notices threatening eviction.
But regardless, the council is threatening eviction.
It was a year ago that Mr. Fontus fell six months behind in rent after his marriage fell apart, and received a letter from the management office threatening eviction.
Our experience of the real world is a homeless family telling us how they were turned away at Lambeth's housing office, where people come to our group with letters threatening eviction due to bedroom tax arrears, telling us that these have caused them chest pains and sleepless nights, and that they cannot afford to buy food because of benefit sanctions.
"I think where institutions are threatening eviction, we have to be quite hard in shaming them," she said.
The 59 was taken by squatters in 1999 and the owner quickly threatened eviction.
The threatened eviction at Dale Farm has focused attention on the issue of Travellers' accommodation.
The cathedral's move to threaten eviction on health and safety grounds certainly suggested it was leaning that way.
Oct. 8 IN MY MOTHER'S ARMS Thirty-two children, whose parents have been kidnapped or killed, are cared for in a makeshift orphanage run by a Baghdad student — until the landlord threatens eviction.
The charities found that the homeless had been housed in "shocking" conditions often at the mercy of "unresponsive" and at times aggressive landlords who threatened eviction if tenants complained.
Carolyn Topp, a management consultant who used to live in that building, said she went to court six years ago to fight a threatened eviction after replacing an Airedale who had a heart attack, with another Airedale.
