Sentence examples for no skilled from inspiring English sources

In Ethiopia up to 90% of women give birth at home with no skilled care.

Unless the cap is set so crazily low that virtually no skilled migrants are admitted to Britain at all, the impact on total inflows will be nugatory.

The push towards university education has been to the detriment of practical skills, she says, and country house owners have told her there will soon be no skilled gardeners to tend their gardens that are open to the public.

What Hippothales does is sing eulogies to Lysis, and that, Socrates argues, no skilled lover would ever do.

But for small-scale production, solar drying is one such low-cost technology requiring no electricity, no skilled manpower and capital, and provides employment in rural areas during off-season.

We have the experiences, expertise and resources to make a shift — and as such, we have to do something besides whine about how no skilled candidates are coming our way.

It is no longer skilled labor, and in this way, it does not seem so different from the work that might have been done in the cotton gins of the Arkansas delta fifty years ago.

Its no wonder skilled engineers are the most sought after workers in today's lousy employment market.

Others contend that doctors today are no longer as skilled as they used to be in the art of vaginal twin birth, thus inclining them to recommend surgery.

By the end of the war, however, there were no more skilled kamikaze volunteers, and the tactic became no more effective than traditional dive bombing.

Elsewhere the Chumash, Mono-Paviosto, Washoe, and Panamint proved no less skilled.