Sentence examples for depopulation that from inspiring English sources
Toker's Pittsburgh is one that "remains a remarkably cohesive town" despite the collapse of the steel industry in the nineteen-eighties, and the depopulation that followed.
You could argue that the immigrants saved those cities from the depopulation that has befallen some small cities in similarly remote areas.
Like many downtown business owners, Mr. Iacono's talents have gone underappreciated in recent months, victim to the chaos and depopulation that have drained the area of its former vitality.
Even so, he said, the community had no regrets about accepting the Shimane plant, which he said had raised living standards and prevented the depopulation that has hollowed out much of rural Japan.
The process of rural depopulation that characterized France in the 19th and early 20th centuries was quite pronounced in Burgundy, and its population declined by almost one-fourth between 1872 and 1946.
If they wait too long and get caught in the low-fertility trap, they could find themselves in an uncharted era of depopulation that will be eerily different from anything before.
Thirty years ago the defining issue was the closure of the docks, and the unemployment and depopulation went that went with it.
This was the beginning of rural depopulation, a trend that continues in much of the region.
As in Russia, villages suffer from poor public services, depopulation and alcoholism.The smallholdings that have replaced Soviet-style fareing are picturesque, but mostly unable to provide their owners with more than a subsistence income, $100 a month or less.
A mere two study topics out of a total of 52 for the 10th-grade unit on the 1930s make any mention of "the tragedy of famine of 1932-1933". That seems short shrift for a searing, blood-chilling depopulation of the countryside that sent crowds of stick-figure-thin peasants into the cities to beg and die by the thousands in the spring of 1933.
While the majority of previous research documents that depopulation can result in increased vacant urban areas, there are conflicting findings in regards to the effects of urban expansion.
