Sentence examples for more highly qualified from inspiring English sources

At the descriptive level, then, it can be asked why schools taking in more highly qualified entrants should assess more than those taking less qualified entrants.

The economic downturn has hit the employment prospects of low-qualified people working in rich countries harder than their more highly qualified counterparts, according to figures from the OECD, a think-tank.

Over three quarters of the patients with hypertension in Dhaka and a third in Matlab visited professionally qualified doctors (76.7% vs 36.6%, p<0.000), including MBBS/MDs or more highly qualified practitioners.

And for teachers it would be that they need to be more highly qualified.

They may be more highly qualified but that is not yet reflected in their average earnings.

In some more highly qualified sectors, the numbers moving have already peaked.

"Now they can afford to be more selective because there are more highly qualified candidates coming over".

Many other European countries have less prescription and a more highly qualified childcare workforce that can use professional judgment.

Mr Edwards also called junior doctors "the backbone of the workforce in hospitals" rather than more highly qualified doctors.

According to a report by the Berlin Institute for Population and Development, immigrants to Germany are now more highly qualified than the average German.

"One of the main objects of this, possibly almost the main object, is to produce thousands of more highly-qualified coaches.