Sentence examples for brain drain from the from inspiring English sources

In this respect, the Greek disaster is a German boon: the brain drain from the Mediterranean is helping to plug Germany's chronic lack of qualified workers.

Others blamed tight budget constraints and a brain drain from the agency following the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991 for the failure.

Conservative politicians have long opined that people seeking work should "get on their bike", without stopping to observe that many do: hence the brain drain from the north and Wales, and the exponential demand for housing in the south-east England.

But there's still a brain drain from the country.

That there will be a massive brain drain from the workforce caused by the retirement of the post-World War II bulge of workers.

Nearly 5000 scientists have signed the letter, which also warns of a brain drain "from the South to the North and from Europe to beyond".

Organizations expressed mixed feelings about such recruitment, as sometimes this is felt as contributing to the brain drain from these countries.

Would "brain drain" from these countries put local tech innovation into a coma?

To address some of the concerns of "brain drain" from LMICs, the Commonwealth Code of Practice for the International Recruitment of Health Workers was adopted by Commonwealth Health Ministers in 2003.

The broadsheets are increasingly reporting on the 'global nursing crisis,' the 'healthcare brain drain' from developing countries and the effects the 'nurse exodus' has on quality of care in poor countries.

Preventing the brain drain from Milton Keynes is part of the impetus for the new University Centre Milton Keynes (UCMK), which opens next Monday.