Sentence examples for by a drain of from inspiring English sources

Strong has been beleaguered by a drain of assets and portfolio managers since it was linked to improper fund trading in September 2003.

The doctors are also demanding 200 new doctors to cope with mounting workloads burdened by an aging population and a drain of doctors to other provinces and to the United States, where pay levels are higher.

This had been achieved in the face of a human resource crisis, partly caused by a brain drain of health staff and an AIDS epidemic.

The downstream transition zone is backed by a curtain drain of selected pervious material connected to a drainage blanket on the downstream side.

If the country lapses into recession, GM won't just shuffle into bankruptcy: It will be swept away by a cash drain of several billion dollars per quarter.

Pressure on the country's universities is also fuelled by a brain drain of young talent, particularly after the global economic recession.

"The worst predictions are that the number of graduates will fall by 40% by 2023 compared to 2009 if nothing is done". Pressure on the country's universities is also fuelled by a brain drain of young talent, particularly after the global economic recession.

Since the Treatment group had no drains, any fluid removal in this group (e.g. by aspiration) was categorized as a seroma, whereas removal of fluid by a drain in the Control group was considered as drainage volume only and not categorized as seroma.

Excess water can be removed either by scooping it out with a pitcher or by punching a drain hole near the bottom of your keg tub.

Converse spoke from his experience in Ethiopia in the 1980s in a laboratory plagued by brain drain of Ethiopian staff and students.

The property boom, at least in the London area, is also pushing wages for bricklayers above £100,000 a year, according to a report by consultancy EC Harris, after a "brawn drain" of labourers during the recession has left the capital with a shortage of skilled workers.