Sentence examples for of skilled manual from inspiring English sources

Loss of skilled manual labour had contributed to this.

Swaths of deindustrialisation have removed vast areas of skilled manual work, with their attendant cultures of respectability and autonomy, leaving young men having to navigate a casual and insecure labour market.

Why should we spend our free time doing that instead of eating crisps and watching TV? Because, Marr believes, drawing – or any kind of skilled manual effort – frees you from the exhausting emptiness of modern life.

Making refinements with your own hands — rather than automatically, as often happens with a computer — means "you have to be extremely self-critical," says Mr. Sennett, whose book "The Craftsman" (Yale University Press, 2008), examines the importance of "skilled manual labor," which he believes includes computer programming.

However in complex designs the state explosion problem limits model checking, and the cost of theorem proving becomes prohibitive because of the amount of skilled manual guidance it requires.

The results were worse regarding occupation of the family head, with a reduction of skilled manual workers and an increase in unskilled manual workers.

The survey showed that about half of manufacturers trying to recruit are experiencing difficulties, particularly in relation to skilled manual workers.

Crawford's brief for skilled manual labor is rooted in firsthand experience: repairing motorcycles fills him with a "sense of agency and competence".

Society's appreciation for skilled manual labor and craftsmanship has faded, he said, because "we've had this dichotomy of knowledge work versus manual work, as though they are two different things".

The general increase in the pay of the less skilled relative to that of the skilled manual worker has been attributed in part at least to the increased unionization of the unskilled.

And they've made a much better job of training skilled manual labourers.