Sentence examples for a large exodus from inspiring English sources

The borough of Westminster is expecting a large exodus.

That's why I don't think there's going to be a large exodus of household capital from equities or bonds.

When he started Mainstream, there was a large exodus from the Roman Catholic Church because of the revolution going on in it.

When the last census showed there had been a large exodus of white Britons it was interpreted by some as an example of "white flight" from ethnic and cultural diversity.

"You look at the demographics and there is continuing to be a large exodus of the younger population, who in the past would emerge as the next middle-class generation here.

While senior officials say they do not expect a large exodus, many closer to the rank and file predict that large numbers of the most experienced firefighters in the city will soon be gone.

However, a wider collapse of the KNLA might well trigger a larger exodus into Thailand.

While any loss at "Saturday Night Live" is bittersweet for the show, Mr. Hader's departure could be part of a larger exodus of established talent from the "SNL" roster.

Several key executives headed out the door in mid-August, followed by a larger exodus — then came some lawsuits.

During the fiscal third quarter, Dish lost 12,000 pay-TV subscribers, and the company probably would like to avoid a larger exodus.

Experts said Nestle's decision is in line with a larger exodus of manufacturing jobs from Southern California over the last two decades.