Sentence examples for exoduses of from inspiring English sources

After the 2002 Bali bombing, Indonesian papers reported few exoduses of middle-class Indonesians to Singapore, suggesting that locals thought the nation remained stable.

While other Australian dance troupes have recently endured dramatic changes of artistic leadership and mass exoduses of dancers, the Sydney Dance Company, after a risky financial period in the mid-1990's, is flourishing.

The militant's assault on the town and its surrounding villages has lasted for weeks, forcing some 160,000 people to flee across the frontier in one of the biggest single exoduses of Syria's civil war.

The United Nations said Monday that more than one million people had fled the conflict in Swat in one of the biggest exoduses of internally displaced people in recent years.

It has also changed the calculations of political leaders, some of whom are predicting that the refugee crisis could permanently alter the demographics of Jordan and Lebanon, just as the Palestinian exoduses of 1948 and 1967 did.

In a report from Zaatari refugee camp in Jordan, Martin Chulov says some political leaders in Amman are now predicting that the Syrian refugee crisis may permanently alter the demographics of Jordan and Lebanon – as the Palestinian exoduses of 1948 and 1967 did.

In one of the world's largest annual exoduses, tens of millions of Indonesians leave Jakarta and other cities to celebrate Id al-Fitr, the Muslim holiday at the end of Ramadan, with relatives in villages and towns across rural Indonesia.

Between 2006 and 2007, mini-exoduses of thousands of people took place on an almost monthly basis from the mountains of north Waziristan.

Let's set aside the points that sectarian violence may be declining because of mass exoduses from Iraq, a significant amount of the population being dead, and US forces bribing Iraqis not to shoot each other, (all of which the Washington Post described as troops "stop(ping) a sectarian civil war").

Thailand has for decades borne the brunt of refugee exoduses from South-East Asian conflicts, including wars in Cambodia, Laos and Myanmar.

In the latest of many exoduses along the road in recent days, pickup after pickup, spray-painted with revolutionary graffiti, roared past carrying the wounded and, in some cases, dead fighters.