Examples of using Brain drain in English and their translations into Hebrew
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They might also, more ingloriously be called brain drain, since tht is one of their main functions.”.
Therefore, it appears that it is possible to relate to the phenomenon as brain transfer rather than as brain drain.
I gave an extreme example of a situation where an atmosphere of delegitimization led to a brain drain.
It can also be called“brain drain”, since that is one of its main functions.
The brain drain is certainly a very disturbing phenomenon,
They might also, more ingloriously, be called brain drain, since that is one of their main functions.
They might also, more ingloriously be called brain drain, since this is one of their main functions.
They might also be called brain drain, since that is one of their main functions.
They might also, more ingloriously, be called the brain drain, since that is one of their main functions.”.
There's a brain drain from academia to industry right now,” says Vijay Kumar,
No, he's very much alive, and it seems he's responsible for our international brain drain.
In time, the brain drain from academia could hamper innovation and growth across the economy,
Officials have promised to speed up drug approvals and to reverse a brain drain by luring scientists back home.
But if the direction of the brain drain were the other way,
I understand the brain drain phenomenon, but I personally opted not to remain abroad.
The brain drain-- where all of the most educated and qualified leave and never come back.
The objectives- to stop the brain drain south, conduct research into the Territory's unique desert and tropical environments,
up his own institute, and threatening to join the brain drain to America if he didn't get the money.
In 1993 Brand became a resident panellist, along with Tony Hawks, on BBC monologue show The Brain Drain.
The Academy was concerned about Israel's"Brain Drain" and the expressed wish of large numbers of Israeli researchers abroad to return to Israel,