Sentence examples for every skilled from inspiring English sources

In this respect, Aristotle says, the virtues are no different from technical skills: every skilled worker knows how to avoid excess and deficiency, and is in a condition intermediate between two extremes.

It urged Theresa May, the Home Secretary, to levy an annual "immigration skills charge" of £1,000 for every skilled non-European worker they hired – a move which would raise £250m a year for training Britons.

He also wants to make businesses take on a British apprentice for every skilled foreigner they bring in and to improve English-language skills among immigrant workers in public services.A final bunch of policies aims to decentralise power.

At Jamestown, there were three gentlemen and gentlemen's servants for every skilled laborer.

There are hundreds of them for every skilled, perseverant person who strikes it rich -- disparities that often stem from random events.

No one would try to memorize all the percentages, but every skilled player acquires an increasingly comprehensive sense of what's likely to work and what isn't.

The report says young women are often steered into stereotypical apprenticeships, such as childcare, hairdressing and beauty, which are low paid.Currently, while there are 10 applicants for every high skilled role, there are 45 applicants for vacancies in the low skill sector.

In almost every other skilled industry there is recognition that people have a right to take care of themselves and that a little bit of self-care actually leads to a more productive workforce.

The answer is that there are more people chasing every low-skilled job than every high-skilled one.

Still, it creates a long-term dilemma: every company wants skilled workers, but few companies are willing to invest in developing skills.

Employers faced with many applicants for every low-skilled vacancy are therefore under no pressure to increase wages.