Sentence examples for have more skilled from inspiring English sources

"My vision," he told me, "is to have more skilled engineers to develop Mongolia.

And some developing countries are actually keen to have more skilled emigration, argues Allan Findlay of Dundee University, one of the authors of the report.

"If all workers where I work are skilled, and if our suppliers are more skilled and we have more skilled workers, I can provide a higher quality product and it will increase the competiveness and profitability of my employer," Bartik says.

Egypt has more skilled workers with long experience in the textile industry.

Parents who attained higher levels of education and had more skilled occupations used violence less as a discipline method.

Today, he said, the state has "more skilled people working on air pollution than the EPA itself in Washington".

Women with secondary and higher education had more skilled attendance at delivery compared with those without any education.

From the cost side, because Doka Hospital is a secondary level referral facility, it has more skilled health staff resulting in higher personnel costs.

"If we have fewer low-skilled Europeans we'll have more high-skilled Indians," says a Tory minister.

And if you prefer that kind of modest, "let's have more high-skilled workers" reform to what the Senate bill sets out to do, it's hard to see how an amendment or a conference is going to close the gulf between the two approaches, and simply ridiculous to say that opponents should vote yes now and save their objections till the next debate or "the next generation".

We now have more than 3,000 skilled digital volunteers who have day jobs but are willing and able to be deployed in small campaigns.