Sentence examples for slow exodus from inspiring English sources
The argument goes: if the slow exodus of users from Facebook begins to snowball then the site's fortunes could turn more quickly than MySpace's.
During the last several decades, mining and agriculture — top industries in the region — both soured for long stretches of time, causing a slow exodus.
He writes, "I have been wondering whether we would see a slow exodus of Facebook employees, which in turn would force the social networking giant to go out and start acq-hiring people by buying a lot of tiny startups.
The two are part of the slow exodus of researchers from Uber two years after that company hired robotics faculty away from CMU. Ford's billion dollar investment in a company two months old is, arguably, quite bold.
And within the past few months India has reimposed controls to slow an exodus of capital.
In an effort to slow the exodus of foreign money from Turkey, the country's central bank raised a key interest rate on Tuesday.
In the most prominent sign of the pressure, three major real estate funds have frozen withdrawals in the last two days, to slow the exodus of nervous investors.
Governments such as South Africa's and Malaysia's, which discriminate against ethnic minorities with technical skills, might slow the exodus of such people if they stopped discriminating, but show no inclination to try.
Hoping to slow this exodus and help foreign workers, the union wants the World Trade Organization to allow trade sanctions against countries that perpetuate sweatshops by not enforcing their laws on minimum wage and overtime.
In August, library officials proposed the salary increase to satisfy the union's demands and to slow the exodus of librarians to the suburbs, where libraries often pay 20percentt more than the city's public libraries.
The federal car-buying incentive program known as cash for clunkers helped slow the exodus of work in Michigan, which is the heart of American automobile manufacturing, the state's employment department said.
