Examples of using Depopulated in English and their translations into German
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From 1708 -1710 the pest depopulated this area.
It is the largest province geographically but the more depopulated;
The war depopulated whole regions and left many traces in everyday life life.
We cannot afford to stand back as theses areas are depopulated.
It is on this depopulated isle that the Greeks fleeing from the Turks settled and created Paomia then Cargèse.
Maketh desolate means to make powerless and empty and deserted and devastated and depopulated.
In 1203 and after450 years of continuous use, the monastery was depopulated and for two centuries no monk lived within it.
I Via col Vento are sweets created at the beginning of the 2000 years,patented by the owner Pasquale and which immediately depopulated in Naples.
From the seventeenth century, the castle was increasingly depopulated and people settled outside the walls, at the foot of the castle.
At first glance, Bernhard Zimmer's paintings appear abstract, like meditative,object-free still lifes or depopulated landscapes.
Vast regions were depopulated as some 12 million Africans were seized and taken across the notorious Middle Passage to the Americas.
Initially the Turkish tax list mention that the area was inhabited,but later depopulated and the village became completely abandoned.
With the turning of the 20th century, Bobovišća was a community of several hundreds hearts, but,like many localities of island, the village is unfortunately depopulated today.
Teleorman reflects many of Romania's problems: depopulated towns, wealth gaps, discrimination, school segregation, etc.
Tourism linked to the Strada Alta is, beside the fast dwindling agriculture, one of the few ways of earning a living in the mountain villages of the Traversa,which are often almost totally depopulated during the winter months.
After the Thirty Years War the village was depopulated, it was, among others, repopulated by Bohemian and Moravian exiles who worked as home weavers.
He lived the whole 1914-18 war andthe resulting worldwide revolution which really depopulated the churches of the Christian Religion.
Falluja: a city of 300,000, largely depopulated as American"liberators" rode into town in tanks bearing the inscription in schoolbook Arabic,"Keep away or you will be killed.
All type of signalized, historical,cultural itineraries and of nature in Tirvia and in the Comma de Burg, to the depopulated Sanctuary in Biuse and in Les Bordes d'Arnui.
Some settlements were entirely depopulated, so IV. Béla the King invited Italian and Vallon settlers to the area who were experts in viticulture. Later he established the system of forts on the country's border.
Until the arrival of French prisoners in 1909,the island of Cabrera was depopulated and had reflected the cardinal Despuig in the late eighteenth century.
Many rural areas are becoming depopulated, as young people have to move in order to complete their education, find employment, or have access to greater opportunities, better health facilities and more extensive leisure.
The painter Nicholas Antonio Facchinetti,where in General her paintings of landscapes are almost depopulated and the painter Victor Vasarely for developing paintings of geometric abstractions.
All experts agree that ensuring fast Internet connections and access for everyone is essential for Europe's continued international competitiveness, also giventhe fact that otherwise entire regions would gradually be depopulated.
In the past four decades the oldvillages have not only been depopulated but have largely fallen into ruin, while the coast now accommodates both long-standing inhabitants in their new homes, and numerous incomers from the whole Omiš region.
By 1818, when Andrew Jackson invaded Florida, the peninsula was inhabited by new peoples, the Seminole and Miccosukee,who broke away from the Creek Nation and migrated into depopulated areas of the Florida Panhandle in the eighteenth century.
Along the Syrian-Turkish border, a large strip of land(200-500 meterswide and about 150 km long) has been depopulated, and all agricultural land has been destroyed- and the occupying powers have burnt down around ten of Afrin's 32 acres of decades-old pine forests.
Finally, the troops of Juan of Austria ended the conflict in 1571, which meant“the destruction of Almeria and the expulsion of the Moriscos of the Alpujarra, the mountains where they had lived and farmed for centuries,who they remained depopulated after the expulsion of 50.000 Granada and Almeria people”, He stressed Villoria.
There are records of whole provinces being depopulated as early as 1022 and 1052 AD, while at about the time the Black Death was making its appearances in Europe, a famine of such severity swept over Hindustan that the Mogul emperor himself was unable to obtain the necessaries for his household.
As one of the fastest-ageing societies in the world, Japan is an ideal market for the introduction ofself-driving vehicles as it contends with a shortage of drivers in depopulated rural areas and a rise in the number of accidents involving older motorists.
