Sentence examples for skill matches from inspiring English sources

If companies would stop seeking exact skill matches and seek the help they need among the many workers currently available -- including, I would argue, the nation's 100,000 or so science postdocs -- they would "vastly expand the supply of talent" available, "making it both cheaper and easier to fill jobs".

Every year we witness fitness and skill, match in, match out.

Literacy skill match is defined following Pellizzari and Fichen (2013).

1. Worker i is a good skill match with job j, i.e. min j ≤η i ≤max j.

It will use the cash to speed up development of its recently launched Simraceway freemium game, as well as its skill matching technology.

To determine whether gender differences exist in lower extremity joint motions and energy absorption landing strategies between age and skill matched recreational athletes.

Skorton expounded on the existence of such a shortage, calling the "raw unemployment rate... too gross a measure" of whether "the right skill match" exists.

This outcome suggests that there could be a clear distinction concerning the quality of jobs, with good skill match and proper career development opportunities opposed to low quality positions with poor match and career opportunities.

Day, whose technical skill matched his business acumen, has been called "the master printer of the English Reformation".

Programming is rapidly becoming a skill matching writing and math in its applicability, and as the world becomes more and more computerized, knowing how to write code becomes more and more important.

–More appropriate task to skill matching.