Sentence examples for consequences of depopulation from inspiring English sources

The consequences of depopulation could be bleak: boarded-up houses; miles of urban dereliction; dwindling investment and passenger numbers in and on public transport.

Non-picturesque rural areas may not attract incomers so miss out as a result of depopulation.

The badgers were no longer commonly seen in the fields, probably the result of depopulation by the disease.

Compared with the consequences of rapid growth, such as traffic jams and illegal immigration, to which so much political energy is devoted, the problems of depopulation can appear intractable.

As a company, Walk Japan is keenly aware of the problems of depopulation.

After decades of depopulation, the economies of Liverpool, Birmingham and Manchester are again on the rise.

"Because of depopulation, there are more and more abandoned fields and rice paddies.

Much of Qoraqalpoghiston, in the west, is under threat of depopulation caused by the environmental poisoning of the Aral Sea area.

And one of the only ways for any country to counter the economic shock of depopulation is by attracting immigrants.

As the plows of depopulation and decay slice through the Plains, these are the people who remain.

Over the past two decades many rural areas of Latvia have faced the problem of depopulation and decreasing employment opportunities.