Sentence examples for extra skilled from inspiring English sources

This means extra skilled jobs, for 27,000 bricklayers, 89,000 plumbers and 100,000 carpenters, according to Randstad's analysis.

"Albany is extra skilled in creating opportunities for the gambling industry to throw money at it," said Susan Lerner, executive director of Common Cause New York.

David Willetts, the British science minister, announcing an extra £300 million ($480 million) contribution to the E.S.A. earlier this month, said: "It will drive growth, create extra skilled jobs and help the U.K. to realize its ambition to have a £30 billion space industry by 2030".

We don't know what's round the corner, and it gives us an extra 1,200 skilled personnel we can deploy".

Coadec said the UK is going to need an extra two million digitally skilled workers by 2020 to satisfy its growing tech economy.

And because most of the film's extras were not skilled in using bows and arrows, Stargate arranged for digital arrows to be fired at the enemy troops.

It is estimated that Britain will need an extra 2.287 million digitally skilled workers by 2020 to satisfy its growing tech economy.

Now, a small proportion of the YJC who have demonstrated strong commitment and worked well under the YJC are provided extra days of semi-skilled work under the YJC scheme itself.

Anyone can say they're skilled in extra-planetary travel, but not everyone can jump back to Earth from 128,000 feet (39,014.4 m) in space.

A skilled additional assistant might be needed to reposition lights as the subject changes pose or moves, and the extra logistics significantly raises costs and time.

Twenty-nine per cent who failed first time said they had learned from their mistakes and 27 per cent said they had become more skilled with the extra practice.