Sentence examples for apparent exodus from inspiring English sources
The apparent exodus follows predictions by leading medical figures, including doctor, TV presenter, and Labour peer Robert Winston, who said the NHS was "losing some of our best and brightest".
The new figures coincide with an apparent exodus from the profession, with levels of departures running at a record high, and claims that teaching numbers are critically low in subjects such as physics, religious education and design and technology.
A little before 16:00, Ney noted an apparent exodus from Wellington's centre.
A steady exodus of senior staff and an apparent rise in the number of political appointees has reheated the controversy.In a recent article for a Harvard publication, Pippa Green, who headed SABC radio news until last year, paints a worrying picture.
If the apparent exchange associated with LAT2 becomes less tightly coupled, then exodus of intravesicular amino acid can occur without concomitant uptake of another amino acid.
"If you're sitting at someone's home, six or seven guys, they'll ask, 'Why are you sitting there?' " The economic fallout of this exodus, matched with New York's struggling economy, is also widely apparent.
Hussain, 25, is part of a growing exodus of young Hazara men who are fleeing Pakistan as it has become apparent that their government and military cannot, or will not, protect them from violent extremists.
Significantly, E avoids using the term YHWH throughout Genesis (with one apparent exception), and it is only after telling how God revealed his proper name to Moses, in chapter 3 of Exodus, that he refers to God as YHWH regularly, though not exclusively.
He also retweeted another follower's comment: Moore's apparent initial comments drew outrage on Twitter, the boxer Lennox Lewis referencing the recent "whitewashing" controversy relating to Ridley Scott's biblical epic Exodus: Gods and Kings, though he appeared to mix up Christian Bale and co-star Joel Edgerton.
