Sentence examples similar to have better skilled from inspiring English sources

"People learned that in Saigon you can have better-skilled artists working at cheaper prices.

One study found that teenagers and students, who are perceived as having better skills, crowd out low-skilled adults after such an increase.

Service use cannot be understood as a proxy for health outcomes and timely contacts with skilled practitioners may have better outcomes than multiple contacts with others who may not have the time or the experience to provide appropriate help.

One paper found that older, low-skilled black men have better employment outcomes under "ban the box" programs.

If we're going to have limits on skilled immigration, let's have better ones.

Despite the need for skilled birth attendance, the proportion of births attended by skilled personnel in Ethiopia is only 10% nationally, but 49% in urban areas where women have better access to services (7).

"My mother in law said that we have had a baby already, and I was over 30 years old, in case of an emergency, we chose to go to the county as it has better equipment and skilled doctor".

Firms that operate in such open markets for the highly skilled tend to have better-quality human capital.

There was a perception that PharmD graduates had better knowledge and were highly skilled in delivering patient care within the hospital system.

Indonesia has better coverage of births by skilled personnel (79.4%) and contraceptive use (61.4%), but low antenatal care coverage (at least 4 visits=55.4%) and a very high adolescent birth rate (52.3%).

"We don't have players who are as powerful as England's but we have technically skilled players, and in the first half we had better ball possession," said Prandelli.