Sentence examples for skill spectrum from inspiring English sources
In Singapore and to an extent, in Malaysia, migrants span the entire skill spectrum, with high-skilled migrants in knowledge industries at one end, and low-skilled migrants concentrated in sectors such as construction, manufacturing, the marine industry, domestic work (house help) and the service sector at the other.
Its programs are designed to show -- a little -- the skill spectrum of the orchestra's director, Michael Tilson Thomas.
People in occupations that span the skill spectrum devote large amounts of time to ridiculous little tasks that are trivially easy for people but nonetheless time consuming.
Halo 4's main trump card is that it appeals to players across the skill spectrum: it may be a game that attracts elite eSports players but there's still a palpable sense of fun that pervades throughout.
At the high end of the skill spectrum, for instance, HCG Oncology has developed a new category of "onconurses" who are better trained than normal nurses to assist doctors in chemotherapy and radiation treatments.
Moreover, wealthy, well-educated, ageing economies create lots of jobs for which their own workers have little appetite.So immigrants tend to cluster at the upper and lower ends of the skill spectrum.
Most come to fill vacancies across the skills spectrum but end up doing dirty, difficult or dangerous work that resident workers are reluctant to take up.
Especially at the lower end of the skills spectrum, workers often face a lack of respect by management, erratic schedules, and punishment for trying to form a union.
Those charities at the lowest end of the report's digital skills spectrum also reported an increase in doubts as to how websites (78%) or social media (83%) could help increase their funding.
computerization has been a major contributor to the "hollowing-out" of middle-skilled, middle-wage jobs and a corresponding rise in employment at both the high and low ends of the skills spectrum.
This economic expansion is now the second longest in modern American history, behind only the 1990s tech boom that saw widespread job and wage gains for people across the income and skills spectrum.
