Sentence examples for rapid depopulation from inspiring English sources

Over hundreds of generations, the region has seen multiple periods of huge population and rapid depopulation.

One need not believe literally in the "black legend" about Spanish cruelty toward indigenous peoples to understand the rapid depopulation of the West Indies.

Its closure in 1986 was followed by a severe economic crisis and rapid depopulation, but the opening of a factory for windmill wings at the beginning of the 21st century provided a boost for the local economy.

Rapid depopulation, coupled with a rise in the number of people aged 65 or over, have presented recent governments with a policy conundrum they have yet to solve: how a shrinking workforce can meet a national bill for social security and healthcare that is expected to balloon in the coming decades.

While the ultrafast longitudinal optical (LO) phonon scattering in AlGaN/GaN QWs can be used for the rapid depopulation of the lower laser state, the large LO-phonon energy (∼90 meV) can effectively reduce the thermal population of the lasing states at higher temperatures.

As long as there's no timeline for salvation, Whyalla is at risk of rapid depopulation.

Diagnostic of this syndrome are vacant hives containing dead brood and food stores but few or no adult bees, suggesting very rapid catastrophic depopulation [10].

Long before the 2011 quake, along with rapid aging and depopulation Tohoku was already suffering from serious shortages in medical resources and personnel.

Professor Robert Wright, a population expert at Strathclyde University, told The Independent: "The issue is that depopulation and rapid population ageing of more-remote regions means that it will become too expensive to provide services needed by an ageing population.

This disruption and depopulation permitted rapid Spanish conquests and led to the widespread adoption of African slavery to man lucrative tobacco, sugar, indigo, and cotton plantations.

By April, the epizootic started to decline, probably attributable to the natural depopulation resulting from rapid spread of the virus and to the population immunity resulting from TVR.