Sentence examples for highly skilled population from inspiring English sources

If we move toward the former -- following the short-sighted lead of politicians like Rick Scott or Mitt Romney or perhaps the ideas of pundits like Frank Bruni -- we will produce a highly skilled population of workers who, like automatons, will follow a complex set of instructions, but won't know how to connect those instructions to a broader technological or social context.

Despite the fact that they represent an educated and highly-skilled population, most Russians live in a state of ridiculous poverty.

As long as Chinese Communists allow wider freedoms in Hong Kong than in the mainland, the area should continue to take advantage of its basic assets, including the world's third-largest container port, an excellent airport and a highly skilled entrepreneurial population.

"We have one of the most highly skilled immigrant populations in the developed world, with the highest numbers of people with degrees, so if you are serious about trying to get down to below 100,000 you will have to reduce the number of skilled migrants that come from the EU," he said.

People overseas might worry what a highly skilled, ambitious and uncritical Chinese population means for the world.

Since the end of apartheid, a small percentage of the nation's black population — the highly skilled and the politically connected — has thrived.

The anti-Putin protests, Dmitriev found, were not driven by the unemployed but rather by "the highly skilled part of the Russian population" that has come to feel as though "Russian society is a two-lane highway, with one lane for the privileged individuals in proximity to state power," with its own laws or lack of them, "and one lane for the rest of the population".

And if a biotech, medical or semiconductor company is looking for a new manufacturing hub, it's likely to pick a city with a large population of highly skilled workers.

A population of highly skilled and educated alcoholics tackled the problem.

In terms of the city hospitals, where there are more advanced equipment and highly skilled providers, the large urban population drives up the overall demand for healthcare services.

We see thus that in the long run the class of farmers will have a negligible weight in the total working population of the US, while almost half of the population will be composed of highly skilled workers.