Sentence examples for Significant skills from inspiring English sources

Job prospects The council has no significant skills shortages.

This now leaves a significant skills gap in the board, which we must now seek to address".

"Our members' experiences support the view that the UK construction industry is facing significant skills shortages," says FMB chief executive, Brian Berry.

Small charities are lacking significant skills in key areas such as lobbying, social media, fundraising and HR laws, new research has found.

Mott MacDonald's chairman, Keith Howells, said: "We would face quite a significant skills shortage if we opt out [of the EU].

These cuts are being made at the same time as our country is facing a significant skills gap – shortages that will cost our economy £10bn this year.

Mr. Cook says Apple has built a significant skill base there of people who understand the European market and serve their functions well.

The report identified "serious and persistent deficiencies" in the department's management of the contracts, including "significant skill and capability gaps" among staff and "persistent shortcomings" in areas ranging from record keeping to the ability to assess value for money.

Why not welcome new waves of Syrian doctors, Eritrean nurses or Afghan labourers into Britain to help overcome significant skill shortages in the NHS or the current London construction crunch?

It identified "serious and persistent deficiencies" in the department's management of the contracts, including "significant skill and capability gaps" among staff and "persistent shortcomings" in areas ranging from record keeping to the ability to assess value for money.

These inherent incentives are constrained by the fact that sound management requires significant skill.