Sentence examples for * the depopulation from inspiring English sources

Half a century after the depopulation campaign, few cultural historians support the decision.

The town's mayor, Salvatore Adduce, told me that the depopulation of the Sassi was "a laceration".

The importance of corn (maize) diminished with the depopulation of hill farms.

Then Raffaello De Ruggieri, a lawyer who considered the depopulation campaign a grievous mistake, moved in.

"We've never planned for the depopulation of the city," Mr. Kilpatrick said.

The plan is designed to prevent the depopulation of Unst, 12 by 5 miles.

After the initial depopulation, Nicaragua became a backwater of the Spanish empire.

When Germans shot Belarusian women and children to take men as workers, that was genocide; in part, because their war plans assumed the violent depopulation of that country.

To prevent a retaliatory attack by Kansans that threatened to destroy towns in western Missouri, Ewing issued Order No. 11, the forced depopulation of several counties in Missouri.

This period also coincided with the rural depopulation of the mountains and the strong spontaneous recovery of the forest cover (Taillefumier and Piégay, 2003) over thousands of hectares.

Due to the severe depopulation, a process of organized colonization commenced that lasted for several decades.