Sentence examples for The depopulation from inspiring English sources
noun
The act of depopulating or condition of being depopulated; the destruction or expulsion of inhabitants.
The depopulation is evident in the grade school in Ringgold, a crossroads village in the east end of McPherson County.
The depopulation of Palestine in 1948, and the subsequent creation of an Israeli state that denied return to the native inhabitants, is referred to by Palestinians as the Nakba_,_ or "catastrophe".
The depopulation of rural areas is causing abandonment of extensive livestock grazing, and a resultant loss of biodiversity and increase in wildfires.
The depopulation of livestock in the Chukumuchu region, and throughout Ngamiland, caused the migration of many households and the majority of rural farm labourers to village service centres or regional towns.
The depopulation is part of the plan.
The depopulation is greatest in the Mahsud Tribal zone of South Waziristan.
The depopulation of the Manche and Lakandon Ch'ol lands, and the resulting collapse of long-standing trade routes, resulted in the gradual impoverishment of colonial Verapaz.
The depopulation and the increasing demand for labor in the developing economy caused a massive immigration of West European peasants, mostly German settlers into Poland (early waves from Germany and Flanders in the 1220s).
The economic problems of the Republic have halted the depopulation of the north.
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".
