Sentence examples for continuing brain drain from inspiring English sources

South Africans were said to be the most pessimistic about their education system, the most worried about the shortage of engineers, and the most concerned about the prospect of a continuing brain drain.What to do?

Last Friday, in the leading Moscow business newspaper Vedomosti, a letter addressed to Russia's president and its prime minister and signed by more than 100 Russian researchers who permanently work abroad complained of "the disastrous situation in the Russian basic research," noting extremely low levels of funding and a continuing massive brain drain.

To Be Continued... Brain drain's external pull and internal push factors offer no simple solutions, but repatriation, cost remittance, and network development are possible resolutions being used or discussed nationally and internationally.

Although governments and private organizations have tried to address this policy challenge, brain drain continues to destabilise public health systems and their populations globally.

It did not happen, and there are many supporting metrics and arguments as to why this "brain drain" will continue -- but there's a whole other article there.

Thought should also be given to how to build a health industry which can employ, challenge, and mobilize qualified personnel – without local opportunities, brain drain will continue to negatively affect the country.

Much has been written about Microsoft's brain drain and the continuing string of newly minted multimillionaires leaving for early retirement.

It warned that side effects of continuing growth could be an increasing "brain drain" of teachers from English-speaking countries and more competition for places at top universities.

Unlike in the case of clinical officers, training nurses serves to increase their motivation by broadening their scope of practice, but the problem of the brain drain is a continuing complication.

But it continues to suffer the effects of brain drain.

Most European airlines (KLM is the latest) have cancelled their Tehran services, while the brain drain of young Iranians continues.