Sentence examples for irreplaceable skill from inspiring English sources
Bankers are not paid what they are because they have an irreplaceable skill, but because they operate in an industry that inevitably produces huge revenue in certain economic conditions.
This means we are on the verge of losing both an irreplaceable skills base and, potentially, access to all the remaining coal.
And for startups trying to acquire new users, compiling other disciplines into data science - even empathy - will be that irreplaceable "soft skill" for product teams when finding that product-market fit.
That self-wounding policy, for the nation, was compounded between 1609 and 1614, when Philip III banished hundreds of thousands of Christian-converted Moors, whose skills proved irreplaceable.
And with him something irreplaceable – not just industry and skill, but a rare sort of honour.
"You have to look at what the next technology will be and develop skills to become irreplaceable".
Channel 4 is looking for a new presenter with "excellent numeracy and literacy skills as well as charm and charisma" to replace the irreplaceable Carol Vorderman on 'Countdown'.
It's literally irreplaceable.
Few products are irreplaceable.
Gifted irreplaceable educator.
