Sentence examples for to depopulation from inspiring English sources

"It's their answer to depopulation".

In Weequahic, by contrast, deindustrialisation led to depopulation.

Over the past few decades, more than ninety per cent of the Japanese population has migrated to dense urban areas, leading to depopulation and a so-called "hollowing out" of youth and industry in the countryside.

Natural reforestation, due to depopulation since World War II, caused a reduction in discharge and sediment supply to the river.

For double-sided sheds, the number of chickens on the range steadily increased until an average of 28% of the flock could be seen on the range at one time, by 44 days of age prior to depopulation.

The general direction of geomorphic change due to depopulation and lack of maintenance of anthropogenic features tends towards higher stability and lower efficiency of morphological processes, connected with a sustained decrease in slope channel coupling.

He accused his own negotiators of exceeding their mandate, and said "I'm not going to be an accomplice to the depopulation of the land".

According to a brochure that Wouter Helmer had given me, the entire region was ripe for rewilding, owing to "rural depopulation"; the aim was to transform at least a thousand square kilometres, or two hundred and fifty thousand acres.

Across the Mediterranean, decades of economic and social changes have led to rural depopulation as people move to larger cities.

Other contributing factors to bee depopulation are the varroa mite, which attaches to the bee and weakens it, and the stress of travel.

Weckmann's works, applying texts by Isaiah and Jeremiah as much to the depopulation of Hamburg by a plague in 1663 as to the trials of the individual soul, set the tone.