Sentence examples for losing skills from inspiring English sources

According to Nicholas Carr, using computers means that we are losing skills - he talks about 'de-skilling'.

The executive said this was a shame – Britain was losing skills it would probably never replace.

There is some evidence that elderly drivers self-police when they start losing skills, and do not drive as much.

"About half of the unemployed have been unemployed for six months or more, which means that they are losing skills, they're losing contact with the job market," a prominent economist said at a public dinner in Washington this month.

Potential migrants should be made more aware of the risks of losing skills while working abroad that might prejudice return.

Approximately one year after the onset of his seizures he was losing skills such as tying his shoelaces, and dressing himself and needed to be transferred out of a regular classroom.

It was the city of lost skills out there.

At the same time, though, there is an increasing interest in reviving these lost skills.

Here, we are likely to end up with higher structural unemployment and lose skills vital to our economy.

"But if restructuring continues in a way where we lose skills and investment that will be detrimental to everybody.

Without jobs, they lose skills, discipline, dignity and hope.