Sentence examples for keep retraining from inspiring English sources

Speaker 1: It was really hard to keep retraining staff.

Given current economic imperatives and increasing longevity, the need to keep retraining and learning throughout adulthood has never been more acute.

It may be the case that people need to consistently retrain to keep up-to-date with the latest technological advances, as jobs are increasingly automated and made redundant.

Rumors circulated that the Russians wanted to keep the dolphins and retrain them as soldiers (under Ukraine's leadership, the dolphins were not trained to kill).

That vision included education from the youngest child to the worker who needs to be retrained to keep pace with the ever-changing job market.

"We can keep a few men on, retrain them to the computer tape," the boss explains.

(I am waiting for a product that retrains the muscles that keep opening my wallet for beauty creams).

They have been caught up in a globalized race to the bottom in which manufacturing jobs have gone to cheap laborers and robots and retraining programs have not kept up with the demand for higher skills.

He repeated earlier promises to provide the company with low-interest loans for retooling the plant to make other Ford products, and grants for retraining employees if Ford decides to keep the plant open.

The reformers are out to streamline the routines, retrain the workers and keep them permanently on display — an ant farm behind clear glass — to make sure things never get out of control again.

British Airways was trying to keep the disruption to passengers to a minimum by retraining other employees to serve as cabin crew, using larger aircraft, and chartering planes and crews from other airlines.