How To Use Depopulate In A Sentence
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In 2002 alone, 100 animals in 34 herds were diagnosed as having Johne's disease, with one entire herd being depopulated.
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The valleys have not lost their character but agricultural and industrial changes have depopulated some areas and opened others to an influx of lowlanders seeking holiday and retirement homes.
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If we depopulate Alaska we could save ol'grizz and some salmon and all kinds of critters.
Grizzly Plan Could Deny Hunter Access
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Depopulated and abandoned, the nineteenth-century asylums are rapidly decaying and disappearing.
The Times Literary Supplement
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Pachacuti Inca Yupanqui depopulates two leagues of country near Cuzco
History of the Incas
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It ruins cities, depopulates fields, condemns men to idleness and want, and the only remedy it knows for the evils which it brings upon man is to shorten the miseries of its victims by giving pestilence and famine the most ample commission to destroy their lives.
Hannibal Makers of History
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It especially applies to those areas which have been depopulated since famine times.
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While the narrator clearly describes a room in the throes of chaos brought on by an influx of wounded soldiers, she also curiously depopulates the room of individual men.
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The famine threatened to depopulate the continent.
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With the decline of the Roman empire, barbarian attacks impoverished and depopulated the frontier provinces, and laid a burden of defense on the empire which overstrained the administrative machinery and its economic resources.
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These disconcerting interjections of human speech into an otherwise depopulated realm help illuminate an ambiguous statement about technology in Omit's work.
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Bankrupt and depopulated, the capital of the twentieth century had become an urban nightmare.
The Times Literary Supplement
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Capital depopulates the country, exploits the colonies and the countries where industries are but little developed, dooms the immense majority of workmen to remain without technical education, to remain mediocre even in their own trade.
The Conquest of Bread
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Whole stretches of land were laid waste and depopulated.
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An email that went out recently talks about the government and their plans to "depopulate" the country.
Emaxhealth
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The rural exodus left the central massifs of France deserted, and depopulated a band drawn diagonally across the country from the north-east to the south-west.
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This epidemic depopulates one-half of the inhabited world: kings, pontiffs, women, the young and the aged, all yield to the influence of the holy madness which, for a series of two hundred years, instigated the slaughter of innumerable nations at the tomb of a god of peace.
A Philosophical Dictionary
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The region was depopulated by disease/famine/war.
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Thus, the whole testing in the elderly. world would actually start to 'depopulate' in The US Bureau of the Census, International 40 years.
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Perhaps this explains the empty streets of Tokyo in the film: the script is obligated to depopulate the city rather than confront the implications of the story.
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In the United States, for example, huge, formerly ecologically significant areas such as Florida and the Rocky Mountains would be depopulated and restored to a natural state.
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Shelley's description of the East in Alastor, where he discursively depopulates and reduces to ruins the entirety of Eastern territories in order to enable a reframing of the East as pre-modern space situation within
Notes on 'The Ruins of Empire: Nationalism, Art, and Empire in Hemans's Modern Greece'
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Stunning, then, and also completely depopulated.
Times, Sunday Times
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There were particular circumstances which gave rise to an adjustment in compensation for one flock owner whose sheep were depopulated in the period in question.
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His original title was "Pale Blue and Green," a rather gentle description for the bleak industrial wasteland that serves not so much as the story's backdrop as its foreground: a depopulated landscape of rusted red, sulfurous yellow, gun-metal gray and sterile white.
Start September With Superior Cinema
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The conquerors depopulated the enemy's country by destruction and expulsion.
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The territories thus depopulated were then occupied by well organized colonies from Germany.
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The valleys have not lost their character but agricultural and industrial changes have depopulated some areas and opened others to an influx of lowlanders seeking holiday and retirement homes.
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They saw many of the small holders displaced and the countryside depopulated; many of the labourers were also thrown out of employment, for there was no need in enclosed fields of the swineherd and shepherd and oxherd who had tended the common flocks of the villagers in the old unfenced fields.
A Short History of English Agriculture
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Remote hill farmers may deserve support to prevent inhospitable areas of the country being depopulated.
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This administration is trying to figure out how to deal with that stress and so they are doing end-of-life counseling in order to depopulate that particular group of people," Broden said last June.
GOP Candidate Stephen Broden: Violent Revolution Is 'On The Table'
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About 4,000 villages have been burnt and razed to the ground in an attempt to depopulate the area.
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It is a depopulated metropolis, with cheap rents and disused factories making for ample gallery space and throbbing, packed-to-thegills clubs.
Times, Sunday Times
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Inner cities thrive that were once depopulated and dangerous.
Times, Sunday Times
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It is vitally important that the people here are united in this thrust to depopulate the country area.
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Large areas of Africa were depopulated, economic development was severely depressed and the societies left behind were fragmented and destabilized.
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The epidemic depopulated the countryside
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When one examines the trend to declining populations in coastal communities it would appear that government has taken the position that they want to depopulate communities and relocate citizens to major urban areas.
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Land was cheap there and the area was depopulated.
Times, Sunday Times
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North African pirates abducted and enslaved more than one million Europeans between 1530 and 1780 in a series of raids that depopulated coastal towns from Sicily to Cornwall, according to new research.
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The scenes of deserted, depopulated London are worth the price of admission themselves.
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Below is a letter to livestock producers in Illinois asking them and others to contact the Governor's office to ask to be allowed to be present at a meeting between Homeland Security and the USDA which involves NAIS and "surge capacity" under Homeland Security to attack and seize and destroy - "depopulate" an area of - animals.
Monsanto in Illinois: Homeland Security and USDA plan attacks against animals
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The disease could depopulate this whole region.
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It generally demoralizes and always impoverishes the Kanaka, deprives him of his citizenship, and depopulates the islands fitted to his home.
Following the Equator
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But the bigger problem is the systemic one created by legislators themselves: state law mandates that Citizens Property Insurance "depopulate" policies even to untested, unrated, inexperienced private insurance companies.
The Dogs of Wind
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The cheap labor they would provide in towns and cities would stimulate manufacturing, and the now depopulated countryside could be used for more profitable cattle farming…
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He doth depopulate mine office; otherwise called inclose ....
Bacon
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the 15th century plagues left vast areas of Europe depopulated
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The same system that depopulates them tends to depopulate the agricultural counties of
The slave trade, domestic and foreign Why It Exists, and How It May Be Extinguished
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Large areas of Africa were depopulated, economic development was severely depressed and the societies left behind were fragmented and destabilized.
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Towns and cities will be left with thousands of unwanted apartments, schools may well be half empty and whole swathes of the countryside could be depopulated.
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Whole stretches of land were laid waste and depopulated.
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In many patents there is double the quantity of land expressed in the patent, whereby some hundred thousand acres of land are taken up but not planted, which drives away the inhabitants and servants brought up only to planting to seek their fortunes in Carolina and other places, which depopulates the country and prevents the making of many thousand hogsheads of tobacco, to the great diminution of the revenue.
Mother Earth Land Grants in Virginia 1607-1699
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For much of the period 1920-1980, large parts of the northern coastal area were effectively depopulated.
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The disease could depopulate this whole region.
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There, instead of a few districts, the whole island is depopulated of its original inhabitants, and only thirty or forty individuals, the banished remnant of a once numerous people, are now existing as exiles at Flinders Island, to tell the tale of their expatriation.
An account of the manners and customs of the Aborigines and the state of their relations with Europeans, by Edward John Eyre
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The countryside appeared largely depopulated, apart from the occasional cluster of flimsy refugees' tents pitched on frozen mud.
Times, Sunday Times
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If our inland towns are becoming depopulated, how do we encourage folk to resettle them.
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Hence, "the horror of the taille depopulates the rural districts, concentrating in the towns all the talents and all the capital [5254].
The Ancient Regime
