Sentence examples for exodus further from inspiring English sources

Sunday's exodus further partitions the country, a process that has been under way since January, when a Muslim rebel government gave up power nearly a year after overthrowing the president of a decade.

The cuts in services that will be required to close this gap are so severe that they will all but guarantee another mass exodus, further shrinking the city's tax base.

Mr. Khan, the governor's adviser, expects a further exodus of civilians.

However, it is believed Northern Rock was forced to borrow money after a further exodus of savers in the last fortnight.

Is Losing Its Dominance in the Sciences" (front page, May 3) did not mention one looming exodus that may further cripple scientific endeavor in the United States: the loss of American-born, American-trained scientists to other countries.

This reform "has the potential to have a massively adverse economic impact on the costs and competitiveness of European refining and petrochemical industries, and trigger a further exodus outside the EU," the letter said.

WASHINGTON — Newt Gingrich's presidential campaign imploded on Thursday as his top advisers banded together and resigned, setting off a further exodus of aides and supporters and battering his hopes of a political comeback.

Customers have been leaving for Google Apps, Salesforce,and other cloud-based alternatives in droves, and to prevent further exodus, Microsoft won't have the luxury of their standard three-attempt approach.

The Baylor report cites the recent apology and disbanding of prominent "ex-gay" group Exodus International as further evidence of a shift in evangelical attitudes toward gays.

As one becomes more educated, the ability and opportunity to migrate increases and this can lead to a further exodus of needed health care professionals.

This may increase the risk of disruptive behavior among health care workers which sets off a feedback mechanism where staffing shortage increases tension in the working environment leading to further exodus of health care workers[ 16].