Sentence examples for inadequately skilled from inspiring English sources

Access to LARCs is limited in various settings due to several factors such as women's inadequate knowledge of LARCs, lack of LARC commodities in health facilities, and inadequately skilled health care providers to render the services.

Back in the 1960s, was Head Start a "waste of funds," as often alleged, because it was a poor idea (this was the conventional view) or because it was implemented at the operating level by inadequately skilled people (an alternative view)?

Inadequately skilled pro players playing for unsuccessful pro teams that feed the worst national side in the 6N.

In response to the argument that perhaps those workers were not up to snuff skillwise, Smith says he doubts "all 14,000 people laid off at EDS and 10,000 at Compaq [Computer] were inadequately skilled".

Unemployment and poverty are also growing, fueled in part by an inadequately skilled and unprofessional workforce and the lack of a comprehensive national strategy for economic development since 2009.

This contrasts with the previous situation where many programs felt alone and inadequately skilled in tackling new issues.

The study found that students were being retained for as long as nine years in a program that is supposed to keep students for only three years, and that the force of 4,000 bilingual teachers was inadequately trained and skilled.

Many factors contribute to this gap in healthcare for consumers with LBP, including the failure of evidence to be translated into best practice [ 5- 7], an inadequately trained and skilled health workforce [ 8, 9] and a lack of co-ordinated interdisciplinary care [ 10], the latter being a favoured model for consumers with persistent LBP [ 11].

They work independently or through agencies; they are largely underpaid and lack benefits; they do a tough job and have high injury rates; they run the gamut from inadequately trained to professionally skilled.

Some surgery experts and insurers are concerned that inexperienced hospitals and inadequately trained surgeons are taking on the operations, which even in skilled hands can result in complications.

Limited funding, limited access to skilled care at delivery, poor quality of newborn care at health facilities and inadequately trained staff are still troubles facing the country.