Sentence examples for mass departures from inspiring English sources
"mass departures" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is used to describe a large number of people leaving a place or situation at the same time. Example: The company's announcement of massive layoffs caused mass departures from the office as employees rushed to update their resumes and search for new job opportunities.
Torre's exit could open the door for mass departures.
Cuba allowed mass departures in 1980, when 125,000 people left from the port of Mariel, and in 1994, when 35,000 were picked up at sea by the United States Coast Guard.
His second presidency will mean mass departures, with the Dutch contingent of Arjen Robben, Wesley Sneijder, Rafael van der Vaart, Royston Drenthe and perhaps even Ruud van Nistelrooy, the first out.
Giovanni Cassani, a coordinator with the migration organization, said the mass departures from camps made it harder to track and help people, complicating treatment and prevention of a cholera epidemic that has killed nearly 5,000 people since October.
The mass departures came as Lord Moynihan, chair of the British Olympic Authority and one of the chief architects of Team GB's most successful Games ever, announced he was stepping down.
If a manager leaves, the total cost of hiring a replacement (the head-hunter fees, the premium required to entice him and the time it takes him to settle into his job) is usually several times the outgoing person's salary.This week Citigroup, the world's biggest financial-services company, introduced a new compensation package in an attempt to head off mass departures.
But a mass departure would have ruined the study.
There was only the political theater of that mass departure to cast a shadow.
Now Olympus is experiencing a mass departure of tainted executives and directors.
There are, however, unconfirmed claims of a mass departure of hard-line party members.
Several evoked the mass departure of Iraq's Jews after the founding of the state of Israel in 1948.
