Sentence examples for without pushing out from inspiring English sources

Seymour's walking tours, and the opening last Thursday of the Tenderloin's first ever museum, are part of a bold experiment: welcome technology workers to a run-down neighbourhood without pushing out long-term residents.

The plan for Dews-Hall's neighborhood was supposed to show that the city had figured out some of the great puzzles of urban renewal, how to revitalize a community without replacing it, how to create a place for prosperous newcomers without pushing out poor old-timers.

Some of them without pushing out as much content as I was.

Elmer's found itself at the forefront of it all — with skyrocketing brand awareness and a two-fold increase in sales — without pushing out its own marketing program.

The community accepted to coexist with wildlife in creating a mixed use conservation model without pushing out the community out of its ancestral land.

While we could have done without spending time and money pushing out more than a thousand pieces of content and doing an unsuccessful crowdfunding campaign, it was helpful in our search to finding out what the key problem was that our company was solving.

But, he asked, how could he afford to do so without draining his retirement or pushing out longtime tenants through costly rent increases?

This is a natural for Google's service-based model, because Google can update its service centrally, without the old-time inconvenience of pushing out bug-fixes to every user.

As a brand story coach, I frequently see business owners make the mistake of pushing out marketing content without a clear story to wrap it around.

It became almost impossible to leave the ministry honourably, without being pushed out into the cold for marrying without a dispensation.

But Senator Dianne Feinstein, Democrat of California, said that Ms. Lam and Kevin V. Ryan, the United States attorney from San Francisco, among others, were being pushed out "without cause". Mr. Ryan's office has been investigating the backdating of stock options granted to corporate executives.