Sentence examples for become depopulated from inspiring English sources

As the plains have become depopulated, locals have also started sighting regular migrations of pronghorn antelope, elk, mountain lions, bighorn sheep and even bison.

I have observed, in the past decade, one playground after another — where, once, you could have shown up in the mid to late afternoon and found a group of fairly skilled players of different ages battling — become depopulated.

During the Post-Classic Period (900 1519), cities such as Chichén Itzá, Uxmal, and Mayapán in the Yucatán Peninsula continued to flourish for several centuries after the great lowland cities had become depopulated.

As the Plains have become depopulated, with social services closing down, conservationists, sportsmen and academics have developed a concept called the Buffalo Commons — an idea first proposed by the land-use specialists Frank and Deborah Popper.

Despite the departure of numerous young people to the capital, the study villages had not become depopulated, and had even experienced a slightly positive growth due to a high birth-rate.

In Asia Minor, some areas had become depopulated due to Turkish raiding in the late eleventh century.

Galicia is one of the regions in Spain that's most affected by rural depopulation – every week, one village in the area becomes depopulated, with 3,562 of them already being deserted.

There is a collective anxiety about how we will survive as our faculties weaken, and as our existence becomes depopulated of friends and family and even familiar faces.

Once the vibrant urban localities located in the west: Jafrabad, Hazaribagh, Maneshwar, Enayetganj, Sultanganj, Azimpur became depopulated.

The refusal of the Assateague landowner to allow islanders to cross his land made it difficult for them to get to work, and Assateague became depopulated, with most of the buildings disassembled and rebuilt on Chincoteague Island.

The oil economy had cratered, and the farms were steadily becoming depopulated.