You then guide them through the war zone giving simple commands, and exploiting skills such as sniping and setting explosives.
So we educate skilled foreigners but have insufficient opportunity to exploit their skills and aptitudes.
The Giants' offense had developed more flexibility and skill, but Tiki Barber was the most gifted, versatile player and the plan was to exploit his skills as a running back, receiver and punt returner.
In the Depression, such people had no choice but to grow up quickly, and to exploit whatever skills they had.
And none has hinted that it intends to exploit production skills by becoming a "foundry" producing chips for others.
Third, if he signs elsewhere, will he play in a system that lets him fully exploit his skills?
Exploit the skills gaps: Strong project management is often lacking in many HR organisations where day to day demands can easily throw things off course.
In about every area of health and beauty, Boots seems to have the potential to exploit its skills and its image to push out the boundaries of what it provides.
Spain, with youth joblessness close to 50%, is in the gravest crisis, but there is hardly a government on the planet that is not wondering what it can do to guide school-leavers into work, exploit the skills of older workers, and avoid the apathy and alienation of the jobless, which undermines not just the economy but also the social fabric.
"Right-wing extremists will attempt to recruit and radicalize returning veterans in order to exploit their skills and knowledge," one study predicted, and warned of "the willingness of a small percentage of military personnel to join extremist groups," because they are "disgruntled, disillusioned, or suffering from the psychological effects of war".
