Sentences with phrase «brain drain take»

There's no need to let summer brain drain take its toll — it's time to fight back!

Not exact matches

The government could take income inequality into account when setting tax rates; but increasing taxes could also lead to a brain drain to countries with lower tax regimes.

The conference took on issues like selection procedure for non-European knowledge workers and European brain gain versus brain drain in other countries.

Now, Germany is taking broad action on two fronts to balance the brain drain account.

Combating brain drain and neurodegeneration brought about as a result of an overloaded nervous system takes more than pharmaceuticals.

Take all of these missed thematic opportunities, throw in a plot setup that's been rehashed too many times to count (criminals on death row given a chance to fight for their freedom to the delight of millions of viewers), and let Neveldine and Taylor toss in every stylistic flourish they've ever imagined, and there is really no end to the brain - drain until one walks out of the theater.

This mass exodus is often called the «brain drain» because when employees retire they take all their intellectual capital with them!

Personally speaking I feel that to play this game you need to invest a lot of energy and so I would recommend taking breaks (then again I'm in my mid 30s and have limited brain juice), it can take it out of you because of the concentration and skill levels required to compete as a good standard, so it's draining but worth every minute.

If you can land successive damage on your opponent you can drain their brain gauge to the point that they become dazed, allowing you some cheap free shots to take down their main health meter.

We expect the Chancellor to even up the playing field and extend the rules to private sector companies too to increase tax take, correct an imbalance in employment tax legislation and avoid a brain - drain from the public sector.»

This data is compounded by news of the law school brain drain - the latest trend of the smartest undergraduate students taking a pass on law school entirely.