Sentence examples for newly skilled from inspiring English sources

In the years that followed, these newly skilled workers helped create an economic colossus.

The United States instead made high school universal, and its newly skilled work force helped build everything from the hugely productive factories of the Midwest to modern Hollywood to the world's most innovative retail and technology sectors.

Just as China's abundant unskilled workers feed the world more shoes and more gadgets than it needs -- or at least more than it can absorb without forcing prices down -- China's abundance of newly skilled industrialists threatens to swamp the world's most highly prized, high-tech markets.

From clean tech to nanotech to 3-D printing, the industries of the next wave are ramping up and will need newly-skilled workers.

But as the economy slows, some online crime watchers see signs that a portion of newly unemployed skilled tech workers are turning to the theft and exploitation of sensitive data even as the existing cybercriminal economy is finding new ways to exploit consumer confusion around the banking meltdown.

We compared two scenarios for patients newly admitted to skilled nursing facilities from the hospital: 1) median staffing and 2) recommended staffing.

If these policy measures are not reversed, the scaling-up of priority interventions will not be successful, as the number of newly integrated and skilled health personnel will be outweighed by attrition.

HIV/AIDS and other diseases may strongly influence the size of the workforce and the number of newly trained and skilled health personnel may easily be outstripped by high attrition rates including premature death of health workers due to AIDS.

The latter were hired chiefly in the first 10 years of plant operation [ 18], mainly to train unskilled local workers [ 20], and usually lived in Gela for short periods; then they moved to other places in Italy where some petrochemical plants newly constructed needed skilled labour to start operation [ 10].

The numerator only contains the stock of low-skilled and newly arriving non-native migrants.

In a conversation with TechCrunch this week, IBM exec Guruduth Banavar echoes the sentiment, referring to the newly created category as "differently skilled" jobs, rather than lumping them into the standard high- or low-skilled categories.