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brain drain

NOUN
  1. depletion or loss of intellectual and technical personnel

How To Use brain drain In A Sentence

  • He could not argue, looking at Imperial, that there has been a major brain drain of senior staff.
  • A brain drain blighted the Labour governments of the 1970s, as high earners were driven abroad by penal income-tax rates.
  • Yet the brain drain to the clean - industry also draws on something other than pure technical expertise.
  • Immigration to the U.S. is causing a brain drain in some countries.
  • But this is something that the County Development Officer should be dealing with, using the influence and the political connections to stop the brain drain from the county.
  • The brain drain of the late 1960s was a harbinger of the social explosion or the February Revolution of 1970.
  • The perception of the brain drain as a transaction in which the recipient country gains and the donor loses is incomplete, says this Nature editorial.
  • But is this brain drain real, or merely a bit of self - justification?
  • Experts said doing extra homework was not enough to combat the brain drain caused by screen time. The Sun
  • Britain has suffered a huge brain drain in recent years.
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