Sentence examples for skill built up from inspiring English sources

All this experience and skill built up over the years must not be jettisoned on the altar of the cuts".

"We had a storehouse of knowledge and skill built up in these workers and we can't use it now," says James Jordan, president of the Interstate Maglev Project, promoting a high-speed rail technology that uses special magnets to levitate and propel trains.

But mostly they are the result of skills built up over successive generations.

Steelworkers' skills, built up over a long period in challenging conditions, are not easily transferable.

This rare combination of skills, built up over many years--and an assertive character in court--has kept her in demand.

One member of staff at Falmouth, who did not want to be identified, said the skills built up at the rescue centre were vital and could not be easily transferred elsewhere.

"And in markets like information technology services, where America has a big advantage, it is true that if skills build up abroad, that narrows our competitive advantage and our exports will be hit". But Mr. Bhagwati, the author of "In Defense of Globalization" (Oxford University Press, 2004), says he doubts whether the Samuelson model applies broadly to the economy.

Your player retains all weapons and skills built up even when you jump from one co-op game to another.

In Africa the back- and middle-office could be in one person before skill levels built up enough for separating the functions.

With his charm and language skills, he built up an impressive network of contacts within the Afghan government, among international players, foreign journalists, local society and even within the insurgent networks.

On a personal level, Reimer said he feels blessed that he was able to take the skills he built up for decades in a commercial setting and use them to make a social and economic impact.