Sentence examples for brain drain of experienced from inspiring English sources
What can companies do to address this brain drain of experienced and eager female talent?
A recent Kauffman Foundation study, led by Wadhwa, found that America is experiencing a brain drain of talented foreign-born entrepreneurs, many of whom after graduating from a U.S. university return to their home countries owing to challenges receiving a H1B visa.
Fixing immigration policy is an important start, but it won't be enough to stop the brain drain of highly educated and skilled workers that the U.S. is presently experiencing.
Many see this "brain drain" of medical staff as wrong with developed countries exploiting poorer ones.
Converse spoke from his experience in Ethiopia in the 1980s in a laboratory plagued by brain drain of Ethiopian staff and students.
Challenges: All countries faced an internal brain-drain of experienced staff from the public sector to GHI-funded NGOs, due to differences in salary level.
It has to do with the brain drain of employees leaving for the next hot, pre-IPO company.
Brain Drain of African Scholars and the Role of Studying in the United States.
The differential was causing a "brain drain of CSIC scientists" to the universities, Tarrach says.
