Sentence examples for human exodus from inspiring English sources
The starkest evidence of the military buildup lies in the human exodus.
Yet there is no sign of an end to the human exodus.
Before nightfall the dead littered basements and the streets, and a grotesque human exodus was stumbling away.
Rachel L. Swarns (NYT) CONGO: REFUGEE DIASPORA The United Nations high commissioner for refugees says three of Congo's neighbors -- Uganda, the Central African Republic and the Congo Republic -- have been bearing the brunt of its human exodus.
An amicable climate setting before ∼4100 cal yr BP would facilitate the growth of the Laohushan Culture (LC) in the lake basin, while a pronounced deterioration of water thermal condition after that had led to human exodus and the collapse of the LC.
It ranks with the original human exodus from Africa about 60,000 years ago, which led to Homo sapiens becoming a global species, and the beginning of the industrial revolution, 250 years ago, when many people stopped being farmers and began to earn their livings in other ways.
Ms. Du and Mr. Jarrar decided to broaden the work's focus to encompass timeless themes of human migration, exodus and refugee flights.
"Generally when managements come under pressure, the human capital exodus is the precursor of a preordained demise," said Michael Holland, once a Morgan banker and now head of Holland & Co. "And it's almost all attributable to the actions or inactions of top management.
Providing the historical background of the Partition of India, she established its importance as the largest exodus in human history and underlined the urgency of collecting stories of survivors, as very few of them remain.
They found that the bacterial strains from these Africans diverged from those of the Americans about 1.7 million years ago, which corresponds with the earliest exodus of human ancestors out of Africa.
