Sentence examples for exodus could have from inspiring English sources

And he has said he believes the top-performing staff who left the company in last year's exodus could have added £1 billion to profits.

No one who saw Otto Preminger's 1959 film Exodus could have confused its star, the blue-eyed Paul Newman, with Ike Aronowitz, the short, skinny, temperamental Pole who, in 1947, steered the illegal immigrant ship from France to Palestine, before it was seized by the British.

In fact some researchers believe the first exodus from Africa could have been even earlier than the date for Dmanisi, by a pre-erectus population making Oldowan tools," he said.

Cut off from the free-flowing capital that had financed operating losses for years, many companies — including eToys, Excite@Home and Exodus — that a year earlier could have raised hundreds of millions of dollars overnight began to go bankrupt or sell their wreckage for pennies on the dollar.

And the 2014 Exodus looked like it could have been cast right along with the 1956 Exodus movie (The Ten Commandments) during legal segregation.

Yet even though Exodus couldn't have foreseen the subsequent devastation, its last split, announced just 15 days before the top, deserves hindsight.

The British government has resisted such efforts, saying the move could prompt an exodus of talent and could have the "perverse" effect of raising fixed salaries.

Weibel-Orlando said the exodus of elderly Indians, which could have started as far back as the mid-1960s, apparently has accelerated in recent years.

Former Southampton defender Francis Benali fears the club could have another player exodus on their hands in the summer following their impressive performances this term.

So that the exodus was not as great as it could have been.

The Radwanskas could have been part of the exodus, too.