Sentence examples for with the depopulation from inspiring English sources

The importance of corn (maize) diminished with the depopulation of hill farms.

The outbreak of human H5N1 cases in 1997 ended with the depopulation of the poultry markets in Hong Kong.

Following Khalidi's lead, she does not address related depopulations of Bedouin communities in the south and Arab neighborhoods in cities. Kadman begins with an overview of the "depopulation, demolition, and repopulation of the village sites".

This period also coincided with the rural depopulation of the mountains and the strong spontaneous recovery of the forest cover (Taillefumier and Piégay, 2003) over thousands of hectares.

The structural problems were evident then to sociologists at Wayne State University in 1963, who predicted the depopulation precisely and sadly the way it happened, with the city losing productive taxpayers at the rate of a half-million per decade.

The economic problems of the Republic have halted the depopulation of the north.

Half a century after the depopulation campaign, few cultural historians support the decision.

IN HIS 1891 novel Tess of the D'Urbervilles, Thomas Hardy lamented the depopulation of the English countryside.

The town's mayor, Salvatore Adduce, told me that the depopulation of the Sassi was "a laceration".

The extent of the depopulation of the main sequence provides an index of age.

Then Raffaello De Ruggieri, a lawyer who considered the depopulation campaign a grievous mistake, moved in.