Sentence examples for exodus driven by from inspiring English sources

After months of an exodus, driven by the fighting in the mountains, refugees returning home jam the border crossing in a long line.

For many who saw the video and still photos online, the sight brought to mind the image that circulated nearly a year ago of a Syrian toddler whose tiny drowned corpse washed up on a Turkish beach — 3-year-old Aylan Kurdi, one small casualty of the enormous exodus driven by the savagery of the country's multi-sided conflict.

The exodus is driven by a lack of Spanish-speaking priests, the large size of many parishes compared with small, homey evangelical churches and the array of religious choices offered to immigrants who have left Catholic-dominated countries.

Her exodus was driven by romantic ideas around political revolution and change.

Some of the exodus has been driven by the huge sovereign wealth funds that were built up by the major oil producers when the cost of crude was above $100 a barrel, liquidating investments now that oil prices are plunging.

The falloff has been driven by an exodus of civil servants, a diminished corps of political appointees and an effective hiring freeze.

This exodus began in the mid-90s, driven by powerful push and pull forces.

But the exodus of housewives from suburban homes was driven by economic necessity, as well as the desire for liberation.

Ben Hopkins's 37 Uses For a Dead Sheep is a delightfully droll way of telling the extraordinary 20th-century exodus of the Pamir Kirghiz, a mountain people driven by various political upheavals to a small village in eastern Turkey.

Probably driven by talking dogs.

"We're driven by competition".