Sentences with phrase «about a mass exodus»

Yet not a single word has ever been found to suggest that Jews were ever slaves of Egypt, nor has there been a single shred of evidence about a mass exodus of the Jews from Egypt.

Congressional candidate Chris Cox's campaign released a curious statement shortly after 10 p.m. last night in response to some strong reporting by POLITICO's Maggie Haberman about the mass exodus from his operation by former advisors to Sen. John McCain.

Besides, I heard a lot of people who said they would move to Canada if Trump gets elected but I have yet to read a news article about a mass exodus of Americans moving to Canada yet.

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The departure of Nicola Cortese has raised alarms bells around St Mary's that a mass exodus of players including the England striker is about to take place.

And, as Graeme says above, please can we once and for all dispel this nonsensical myth about a looming mass exodus to UKIP, which has supposedly been a danger ever since David Cameron became leader, but is actually a threat as empty as the Riyadh branch of Bargain Booze?

11/25 is the first victim to fall prey to the ravages of the Thanksgiving vacation, as we talk about rumors surrounding a new range - topping VW Scirocco and the mass exodus from the upcoming 2009 North American International Auto Show.

While it may take luck to sell at the top, by the time equity mutual funds began to see a mass exodus in June / July 2008, the market had already declined about 20 %.

The latest to join the mass exodus to the Switch eShop is Bit Dungeon +, having seen life on just about every other system including the fledgling Wii U and even portable systems like the 3DS and VITA.

Headlines about a «pending ban» on cryptocurrency trading in South Korea triggered a mass exodus from the asset class on Thursday, with roughly $ 80 billion flowing out of the market.

Headlines about a «pending ban» on cryptocurrency trading in South Korea triggered a mass exodus from the asset class on Thursday, with roughly $ 80 billion flowing...

In fact, in an article published on FCW.com in May 2014, Senior Executive Association (SEA) President Carol Bonosaro opened up about a potential «mass exodus of executives.»