Sentence examples for population exodus from inspiring English sources

Mr. Christie blames Mr. Corzine for the state's choking tax burden, housing crunch and population exodus.

As Buffalo's industrial base fell apart, the city was devastated by a mass population exodus.

Or perhaps it explains the massive population exodus from California and the other democratic states of the US.

The collapse of North Korea's government would inevitably provoke a huge population exodus, largely to northern China, but also by boat to South Korea and Japan.

And people from all over the world, seeing business opportunities, moved to the city, which had suffered from 20 percent unemployment and a population exodus.

Though the drama now unfolding in the city schools comes after more than a half-century of urban decline and population exodus, in recent years, the migration away from Philadelphia has leveled off.

With one of the largest populations in the hemisphere, and an above-average population density, the exodus of millions northward is also important in easing chronic shortages in housing, natural resources and public services endemic across the country.

And this highlights one of the city's chronic maladies: a continuing exodus of population and tax base.

Republicans believe that population trends showing an exodus from the northern cities to the central suburbs will help their party, and Assembly and Senate members share the same districts.

After a week when an enormous and spontaneous pilgrimage to pay final respects to Pope John Paul II doubled this city's population, an equally remarkable exodus continued through the day.

The conflicting trends between children and the overall population reflect the continuing exodus of white families with children from cities to largely white suburbs, leaving more childless whites to live in more integrated neighborhoods, researchers said.