Sentence examples for drain abroad from inspiring English sources

A brain drain abroad of talented Chinese- and Indian-Malaysians, disgusted by the overt racism of it all, will continue.

Some development experts are also loath to make it too easy for foreign doctors to practice here because of the risk of a "brain drain" abroad.

Though the brain drain abroad after 1989 was somewhat offset by the return of émigrés, the internal loss of Czech intellectuals to commercialism has proved more damaging.Among the greatest contributors to this trend is Vladimir Zelezny, once a Czech dissident and co-founder of TV Nova, the country's most popular television station.

In SA, public health services have been weakened by the loss of human resources because of the accelerating 'brain drain' abroad, as well as internally to the private sector.

In addition, policies that encourage foreign-trained dentists potentially result in "brain drain" abroad and reduce the capacity of foreign healthcare systems to serve their populations, which introduces ethical concerns [ 15].

With rivals, including Milan, sending their own players away on potentially draining tours abroad, it is perhaps no surprise that Inter have looked that little bit more fresh over 2012's first two rounds of fixtures.

We went to Florence that September with a cautious air of celebration, and though she couldn't do very much the heat draining her badly being abroad suited her.

"But the good thing is the majority of them are tied up for two or three years and if the regions are, I'm sure, being pro-active they'll look to tie them in for further and longer deals so there won't be a drain of our players abroad".

Whenever people manipulate the environment by herding animals, by importing goods from abroad, by draining a lake, or by laying a pipe through swampy land, and in many other seemingly innocent ways they run the chance of interfering with microbial life and attracting into their own environment agents of disease that they might not otherwise ever encounter.

Before this week's meeting with the government, Allianz, less tied to physical capital, had been threatening to reduce its tax base in Germany by moving some international business divisions abroad, again draining jobs from Germany.The threats seem to have irked Mr Lafontaine.

The CIHR publicly announced its intentions of curtailing the growing "brain-drain" of Canadian researchers abroad with the creation of 2000 research chair positions over the next 5 years.