Sentence examples for not trained enough from inspiring English sources

Not trained enough to handle it.

This has meant that England has not trained enough registered nurses, and the current workforce of experienced nurses is ageing".

The shortfall is particularly acute in Internet and Web-related businesses because European countries have not trained enough workers of their own with high-technology skills, a problem they are just beginning to address.

Mr. Murphy's transportation commissioner, Dianne Gutiemphasizedcethat empherized team had team had only had 213 days to cope with "almost a decade of neglect". She said they had inherited an agency so dysfunctional that it had not maintained enough spare parts to repair trains and had not trained enough engineers to replace those who retired or left for other jobs.

UK armed forces have been put on standby because G4S has not trained enough staff in time.

"Elderly and disabled people are not receiving the care they need because the workforce are under too much pressure, they're not well supported, they're not well paid enough and they're not trained enough". Mr Egan also said the majority of workers did not have enough time for jobs - even though their clients may have a range of complex needs.

His home country does not train enough surgeons and radiologists.

Britain does not train enough skilled construction workers to meet demand, according to UCATT, the industry's trade union.

And isn't it scandalous that we are not training enough nurses and doctors in our own country?

One of the criticisms levelled at him was that he did not train enough local doctors and nurses.

We are squandering a good portion of our lead in the world by not training enough of our people so that they can be major participants in industry.