Sentence examples for lose qualified from inspiring English sources

"This means that Calabria tends to lose qualified youth who could contribute to the development of the region and instead decide to leave because they are not able to find suitable jobs," says Maria De Paola, a professor at the University of Calabria.

Vassar, which offers 25 varsity sports and joined the N.C.A.A. in 1981, said that it found it was losing qualified academic students because of the lack of competitive sports on campus.

Bulgaria could end up losing qualified workers in many sectors.

Losing qualified Service members due to personal issues, such as financial instability, causes loss of mission capability and drives significant replacement costs.

Many government disease control programmes have lost qualified staff through retirement and are overburdened by other communicable diseases.

There might be a learning [opportunity] together instead of destroying a system that has existed much longer than the health services and that might survive health services if the trend of losing qualified staff does not change".

To lose otherwise qualified participants because of laboratory values that are considered abnormal by reference standards from another part of the world has significant impact on resources and requires further consideration.

Nonetheless, there is still a generation being lost of qualified minority students until the outreach program is perfected and until we do more to equalize high school preparations".

He added that since the closure the board has lost two qualified nurses from the ward, which is adding to staffing problems.

As a result, this became the first time that teams with losing records qualified for the playoffs: the 4 5 Cleveland Browns and the 4 5 Detroit Lions.

The risk that a university hospital loses highly qualified and clinically scientifically oriented management personnel should be strongly opposed by structural changes which increase the establishment's attraction for long-term retention and to gain excellent obstetricians/gynaecologists and researchers.