Sentence examples for drain among from inspiring English sources

Anna Kwiatkiewicz of the Lewiatan employers' confederation complains of a "skills drain" among technical workers.

The pathogen was found on a conveyor belt for carrying cantaloupes, a melon drying area and a floor drain, among other places.

There seems to be no significant brain drain among graduates of the COM.

Our study had some limitations: a) Due to the unavailability of data, the study focused on only two categories of health professionals (i.e. doctors and nurses) even though there was anecdotal evidence of brain drain among other cadres.

These efforts have changed the age profile of the health workforce; however, they may result in high rates of unemployment and brain drain among new graduates, who will have difficulty finding a job in the health sector, compromising the availability of health workers in the medium and long term and, therefore, the attainment of universal health coverage.

Such incidents may include problems with pipelines, storage tanks and drains, among others.

Now there are concerns of a brain drain, especially among those civil servants that negotiate the big, outsourced contracts.

Before she could install her minimalist interior, Ms. Luce had to supervise reconstruction of the roof and drain pipes, among other unglamorous tasks.

Philip Knight Philip Knight will step down as president and chief executive of Nike effective Dec. 28, and will be succeeded by William D. Perez William D. Perez, head of S.C. Johnson & Son, maker of Glade air fresheners and Drano drain cleaner among other products.

Thanks to rising costs and insufficient investment in education and infrastructure, we're in the midst of a Third-World-style brain drain, especially among folks in their 20's and 30's and most especially here in South Florida (though in Miami it's somewhat offset by immigration from even poorer places in the rest of Latin America).

However, most countries still claim human resource shortages, citing brain drain, particularly among experienced, midlevel health professionals.