Sentence examples for steady outflow of workers from inspiring English sources

Years of strong growth in the east, combined with a steady outflow of workers, have led to serious labour shortages that are driving up wages.

Still, there has been a steady outflow of office tenants, many of which moved to Clayton, a suburb six miles west of downtown where office towers have sprouted over the last decade.

"There currently is no plausible way to produce a steady outflow of salt-rich grains from solid ice across all the tiger stripes other than the saltwater under Enceladus's icy surface," said Frank Postberg of the University of Germany, lead author of a study being published in Nature on June 23.

The Australians, in particular, have blamed their slide down the table in the last two Games on a steady outflow of talent to rivals.

The company pushed to cut costs during the quarter, notably with a 9% reduction in headcount; saw a steady outflow of veteran executives; and apparently sought refunds from some suppliers to help ensure it achieves profitability in the second half.

The dehydration and steady outflow of fluid through subducting oceanic basalts under these low-permeability conditions may result in overpressure within the dehydrating basalt layer.

"Because of the outflow of workers to Western Europe, the real unemployment rate is smaller than the official 12percentt," said Eugeniusz Smolar, director of the nonprofit Center for International Relations, a research group in Warsaw.

An article on Sunday about the workplace culture at Amazon.com erroneously included a company among those that have opened offices in Seattle and that benefit from the outflow of workers from Amazon.

The bottom line is that there has been a steady decline of workers' rights in the past several decades.

Unregistered 'irregular' migrant workers also contribute to this outflow of contractual workers from Asia, although estimates are difficult to assess due to the clandestine nature of their travel.

This has pumped up their numbers, compensating for the steady outflow from active Judaism caused by assimilation.