Sentence examples for exodus of most from inspiring English sources

The exodus of most ethnic groups began shortly after the turn of the twentieth century.

The exodus of most of the IDPs dates back to April 1999 when insurgents caused them to flee their homes in Lofa County, north-western Liberia.

As the Special Operations Command is growing to meet these new demands, it is facing a potential exodus of its most seasoned enlisted forces for higher-paying civilian security jobs in places like Baghdad and Kabul.

The report warns that an upturn in the economy could lead to "an exodus of the most talented and marketable senior people, just at the time that effective corporate leadership is needed to deliver the challenges of the remainder of the parliament".

Sit tight and wait for an exodus of the most fearful investors.

Look at the reaction from publishers: frantically revising (or creating) their ebook strategy in response to the threat of mass-piracy and an exodus of their most loyal paying customers from hardback to ebook.

They were part of an exodus, since most of McCall's leading players were all out of contract.

A recent exodus of Peronist leaders, most notably Carlos Reutemann, a once-loyal senator from Santa Fe Province, has threatened the Kirchners' already tenuous grip on power.

With more job opportunities in the US and other countries, the Science Without Borders programme could lead to an exodus of Brazil's most talented individuals.

Rekhi wrote a $200,000 check on the condition that Exodus drop most of its services and concentrate on only a few.

The number of French scientists who leave France for the United States remains limited, but the exodus of the country's most talented scientists could hurt the economy, the report suggested.