Sentence examples for not highly skilled from inspiring English sources

They are not highly skilled, it's laughable.

Hammond told Bloomberg TV: "The problem is not highly skilled and highly paid bankers, brain surgeons, software engineers.

For us modern dancers -- not highly skilled turners in those days -- "Summerspace" was both dizzying and daunting.

"When they're hired, they're not highly skilled," he said, "but once we teach them the business, once they learn what chemicals to use when, and how to use a buffing machine, they're worth something more.

He would not be approaching his sixth anniversary at No 10 were he not highly skilled at exploiting the opportunities that time, chance and opponents have presented to him.

More important, even if such persons are not highly skilled in literate activities, they know what it is to be literate, what texts are, how they are written and interpreted, how they accumulate to form a tradition, and how they are consulted and used in multiple ways in a literate society.

So your salary base goes up," says Kroll. "It's not that highly skilled people don't also get laid off, but the mix is going to be weighted toward the more experienced, more skilled workers that you're going to need when growth comes back".

If he's not a highly skilled worker I don't know who is. &149Masato Yoshii, Japan.

In a statement on Tuesday, Shorten said he did not accept the notion that Australia could not compete with the rest of the world, but it required a government that did not "treat highly skilled, blue-collar workers with contempt".

They are actually not particularly highly skilled".

The chancellor, Philip Hammond, has insisted that the issue with immigration is not with "highly skilled and highly paid bankers, brain surgeons, software engineers".