Sentence examples for exodus of large from inspiring English sources
The major demographic shifts in the postindependence period have been movements within the country (largely to urban areas), the exodus of large numbers of Pakistanis to live and work abroad, and the influx of large numbers of Afghan refugees into the country beginning in the early 1980s.
Fluor's departure continues an exodus of large companies, many of which have been bought as part of corporate mergers in recent years.
The evidence further indicates that to magnify the severity and extremity of the famine situation for the NGOs, the TPLF leaders ordered the exodus of large numbers of victims into the Sudan creating a mushroom of refugee settlements in the Sudanese border areas overnight.
Meanwhile, the closing of YPF's large headquarters here and the exodus of a large number of executives reduced the demand for carpenters, gardeners and other workers.
It would raise the cost of entrepreneurship and as result; there might be exodus of a large number to businesses to other countries which provide a favorable tax regime.
* An exodus of big employers.
An exodus of big corporations soon followed.
After daybreak, at a mustering point in the city, enraged mujahideen commanders told me that what we had heard was an exodus, by airplane, of large numbers of Pakistani and Al Qaeda fighters, as well as some senior Taliban figures, whom, they claimed, the Americans had allowed to leave the city.
In the U.S. system a change in administration is accompanied by the exodus of a very large number of top government executives the political appointees who play the vital part in shaping day-to-day policy in all the departments and agencies of the national government.
After last decades of large rural exodus leading to the suburbs of Cairo, 45% of the Egyptian population is urban (Source CAPMAS, 2000).
European nations, particularly nearby Greece and Italy, fear a repeat of the large exodus of Albanian refugees who fled in 1991 after the collapse of Communism.
