Sentence examples for exodus of professionals from inspiring English sources

Cuba clamped down on international travel soon after the 1959 revolution in an attempt to stop a mass exodus of professionals leaving the Caribbean island for the US.

Fears of an exodus of professionals to Europe and North America run deep, though the government says it has seen no sign of it.

Basic public services, already devastated by an exodus of professionals in recent years, are breaking down on an ever larger scale as tens of thousands of teachers, nurses, garbage collectors and janitors have simply stopped reporting to their jobs because their salaries, more worthless literally by the hour, no longer cover the cost of taking the bus to work.

7 30 P.M. (21) LEAVING LONG ISLAND This three-part town-hall-style series searches for the reasons behind the exodus of professionals 25 to 34 years old from Nassau and Suffolk Counties, N.Y., and what their departure means for the region's future.

Beginning in the 1980s, there was a mass exodus of professionals, such as doctors and engineers, from Reagan's Republican Party, when just 34% of professionals voted Democrats during Nixon's election to over 50% in the 90s in Bill Clinton's.  .

Puerto Ricans are best poised to recognize such a ploy, considering how much Fortuño's support on the island has eroded as Puerto Rico's worst crisis since the 1930s deepens, with 16percentt unemployment, record murder rates, and a historic exodus of professionals.

And what she has concluded, after all this thinking, is that the exodus of professional women from the workplace isn't really about motherhood at all.

This level has been relatively stable since the merger and therefore to suggest there has been an exodus of professional investors is simply wrong".

The low motivation of health professionals has contributed to the high exodus of health professionals out of the country, to international organizations and to the private sector.

The victims of the campaign, which is ongoing, have included doctors, engineers, and teachers, sparking an exodus of Iraqi professionals to other countries.

During Duvalier's time in power, Haiti experienced increasing international isolation, renewed friction with the Dominican Republic, and a marked exodus of Haitian professionals.