Sentence examples for skill attrition from inspiring English sources

Locking-In and asymmetric information effects → Skill attrition, lack of adaption Public works No transition effects.

Infrastructure provision, Safety-net → Skill attrition, lack of adaption Employment of last resort in LICs during crises.

This effect is strongest for long-term unemployed workers, who during their unemployment suffer from skill attrition and loss of work routine36.

The transition effect will be strongest for long-term unemployed workers who suffer from skill attrition and loss of work routine.

→ Skill attrition, lack of adaption   Negative competition, wage effects Locking-In effects, skill acquisition disincentives Hiring subsidies   Very significant transition and screening effects.

Keane and Wolpin (1997) estimated rates of skill attrition due to unemployment and show that white collar workers lose about 30% if they become long-term unemployed and blue collar workers 10%.

“The consensus among interviewees was that China still has not overcome clients’ concerns about limited English skills, attrition, and weak intellectual property protection,” McCarthy said.

Brian O'Driscoll, his former team-mate at Leinster, once eulogised Hines for his cleverness and his skill and the attrition he brings to his work.

Note that fewer students answered remaining problems (more than three problems) due to either Skill Builder completion or attrition.

"Perceptions of principal leadership skills are drivers of attrition," an internal report concluded.

This attrition of skills suggests that change in communication habits is a long, iterative process that needs reinforcing.