Sentence examples for drain effect from inspiring English sources

"We thought there might be some sort of a brain drain effect, that maybe the best and the brightest move out," Ms. Currier said.

In consequence, many inhabitants were forced to leave their homes since mid of the twentieth century, leading to a lack of human capital commonly known as "brain drain effect" (Nibbering 1991).

There is no digital draining effect, just added impact.

Juxtaposing the grotesque and the banal, Aira builds a subtle satire about society's draining effect on individuals.

Professor Kulchytsky is 72, though he looks younger, as if he has somehow withstood the draining effect of so much research into the horrors of that time.

"It has a draining effect on everybody and a lot of the lads are struggling with the situation, because of mortgage payments, etc," said manager Phil Parkinson.

A draining effect is significant for these chains and must be taken into account to determine the correct values of unperturbed dimensions of the macromolecule.

I had been watching the Nets-Spurs game, in fact, when a friend called to tell me the strange occurrence that night at Yankee Stadium, little knowing the draining effect it had on my pocketbook.

Nonetheless, if tiredness and low energy levels have been a problem for Italy in Euro 12, being taken to extra time and penalties in their last match could have a draining effect.

But American soccer has a core problems that neither Klinsmann or Sunil Gulati can solve: a pay-to-play system that largely limits the available soccer talent pool, the dearth of qualified coaches at every level, and college soccer's draining effect on a player's development cycle.

Also not in doubt, however, is the draining effect that a single high-maintenance, mega-talented individual has had, from doubts about his own batting, over a considerable period, and the inevitable fallout from his own sacking as captain, to the current disaffection as a result of his bewilderingly ever-changing agenda.