Sentence examples for more indepth training from inspiring English sources

3) Training needs assessment to meet individual requirements for quality job performance and more indepth training for those who may be less experienced is important to ensure high quality and consistent services across CMAM sites.

Mr. Brokaw's program has changed as well, with more indepth reports -- and more promotion of NBC News.

Readers in Germany still flock to weekly and Sunday papers, and the weekend market is still growing, so Süddeutsche is to launch a new weekend edition this autumn that will provide additional sections and more indepth analysis.

Additional recommendations are for a specialized platform, to share knowledge on RAS, together with a more indepth and distinctive education programme.

The next sections of this paper provide a more indepth background of the influence of technology on job structures, the role of non-technical skills amidst technological advancements, and business school response to technological changes in the workplace.

Although outwardly it could be interpreted as lack of participation from the special needs children and their parents, more indepth study need to be conducted to eliminate factors deterring parents from sending their children to such schools.

You can read a more indepth review elsewhere.

A similar, although more indepth, story of the recruitment of Gholston has been told by Wilcher: "He was walking down the hall with a Bible in his hands," Wilcher said.

Maybe it's the ease with which you can have a quick play with them while waiting for the bus or go more indepth if you're sitting at home, but they're perfectly suited to the flexibility of mobile computing.

More indepth description of the work produced by this team is provided as online supplementary material.

37 A more indepth economic analysis has now confirmed these findings.