Sentence examples for constant retraining from inspiring English sources

Technology can make life-long constant retraining and reskilling a more viable option.

Constant retraining is vital, said Diana Farrell, president of the McKinsey Global Institute, a research arm of the consulting firm.

The advantages of early activation of the emergency medical services and constant retraining is likely to outweigh the limitations of physical strength.

To ensure the consistency and quality of the abstracted data across chart abstractors, a four-part quality-monitoring process was established, which includes (1) standardized protocol implementation, (2) extensive data abstraction training, (3) continuous re-abstraction and validation to monitor the interrater reliability between Abstractors, and (4) constant feedback and retraining.

"Engineers operate in many different industries, in government, in research and internationally," so "the need to retrain is constant — continuing professional development is a requirement of registration".

"I hate retraining C.E.O.s".

This means retraining professor to teach writing.

Retraining the brain is what's required.

Many of his friends are now retraining.

E. relocating and retraining structurally unemployed people.

Some were driving buses or retraining.