Sentence examples for entry-level knowledge from inspiring English sources
As a 33-year-old straight, Jewish I.T. guy from Long Island without even an entry-level knowledge of sports, I became conditioned to camouflaging myself in the midst of testosterone-fueled football banter just enough to protect my cover.
Yes, some positions do require more than entry-level knowledge, but others are more dependent on attitude and teachability than a specific ability.
"The only buyers of entry-level knowledge labor are large bureaucratic organizations". This assumption may have been true in the 1950s and 60s, the age of the Organization Man.
To check for possible entry-level knowledge differences between students in lab + lecture and students in lecture only, we used a pre-assessment given during lecture at the beginning of the spring 2013 semester.
The gaps in entry-level training are alarming as the entry-level knowledge provides the basis for therapists to build their advanced practice skills.
A basic preservice training course that provides a minimum set of knowledge and competencies for new recruits would harmonize entry-level CHW knowledge.
But they're finding a highly dynamic market for their talents, in many ways much more dynamic and full of opportunity than the market for entry-level full-time knowledge labor is at the present moment.
The boards themselves are very similar to Jive's entry-level product, their enterprise knowledge base.
There are relatively few entry-level jobs that demand such knowledge that bright high school graduates are incapable of learning to do them.
We don't believe that teachers with just entry-level skills and a general knowledge of English are qualified to teach English to speakers of other languages.
During the immediate years after graduation from entry-level training, professional performance (skills, knowledge and decision-making) is likely to improve as a result of workplace-based experience (exposure to a variety of patients, feedback from peers and senior staff) [ 1].
