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See articleCambodia blamed Thailand's new military rulers for causing an exodus of Cambodian migrant workers from the country.
The prime source of malaise, the report asserted, was Long Island's staggering housing costs, which were causing an exodus of young people and keeping employers from moving in.
In the Peloponnese, armed bands, led by local clergy, attacked their Muslim neighbours, killing the men, enslaving the women and causing an exodus of refugees.
Mountains of red tape imposed by the government in the wake of the Internet bubble are causing an exodus of Wall Street's sell-side analysts, company executives and industry watchers say.
A fierce firefight broke out early this morning between the Serbian police and Albanian guerrilla fighters in an Albanian village in southern Serbia, causing an exodus of villagers who fled by car into Kosovo.
THE United States Chamber of Commerce's campaign against climate-change legislation is causing an exodus of electric utilities that don't want to be associated with a bunch of troglodytes who deny scientific and economic reality.
Analysts expressed concern that Mr. Mack's departure would cause an exodus of loyal investment bankers, especially if Mr. Mack jumps to a competing firm.
From the 1960s to the early '70s, plant obsolescence, labour costs, and pollution problems caused an exodus of major packers from the city.
John Tierney (Big City column, March 26) cites two housing studies showing that "gentrification does not cause an exodus of the poor and the working class".
The Nationals blew the game open in the eighth inning with six runs against reliever Brandon Lyon, which caused an exodus of fans.
Moreover, Treasury officials are wary of doing anything that could cause an exodus of executives and cause more damage to the fragile companies — and ultimately could lead to higher costs to taxpayers.
