While much of the debate surrounding the immigration bill involves treatment of low-skilled workers, the discussion over the H-1B visas essentially addresses the flip side of the immigration coin essentially, how does the U.S. attract more workers when there aren't enough Americans to fill certain highly skilled jobs?
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There are many advanced tricks, but for now let's address the basics: Don't flip both flippers.
Organized in part by the young-professionals division of the Americas Society, it was titled "Failing to Succeed," and it addressed the flip side of entrepreneurship.
While Mr. Romney may have stopped the fraud, he didn't address the flip side of the urban crisis: the millions invested in mortgages was money not invested in business.
The challenge is addressing the flip side: If these countries, most of them modern creations, are dysfunctional or in danger of failing, what then will work to restore some semblance of normalcy to an ever more volatile region?
Well, Maybe" (The Right Thing, Jan . 21, in which Jeffrey L. Seglin discussed the ethical problems of accepting a job offer, then changing one's mind because someone else offers a better deal: The column did not address the flip side of the issue.
So it's fitting that she's devoted her new documentary to addressing the flip side of this cultural deficit.
Addressing the flip, Rubio argued that NASA couldn't afford a prolonged vacancy if the Senate was unable to act this week ― a fair enough concern.
Recording Academy President Neil Portnow addressed the flip side of how changing technology has impacted many musicians, who find it considerably harder to earn livings at their craft in an age when music is circulated on the Internet for free.
