Sentence examples for skill the construction from inspiring English sources

Johnson saw no positives in Dr. No, and said, "Mr Fleming has no literary skill, the construction of the book is chaotic, and entire incidents and situations are inserted, and then forgotten, in a haphazard manner".

Johnson saw no positives in Dr. No, saying that "Mr Fleming has no literary skill, the construction of the book is chaotic, and entire incidents and situations are inserted, and then forgotten, in a haphazard manner".

DEALING with blackmailers and attempts to kill their staff are not among the core skills of the construction industry in Britain.

Demand for skills within the construction industry is up 54% since 2013, and there are 58% fewer completed construction apprenticeships today than in 2009.

Special training was provided to compensate for the lack of local relevant skills concerning the construction, maintenance and operation of wind farms.

Chief among those is a serious shortage of skills in the construction sector, which means builders are having to turn down projects because they don't have the staff to deliver them.

"At the time the Catholic residents numbered in the hundreds, the majority of them in the capital, members of embassies or contractors employed by the Afghan Government of Afghanistan; others were dispersed throughout the country and were generally technicians and specialized workers, that lent their skills to the construction of various public works that marked the progress of the country".

There are merely the realities of on-court skills and the constructions that observers of the game have built to glorify – or obscure – them.

A growing skills crisis in the construction industry threatens to undermine our efforts to build desperately needed homes.

The host boroughs have invested in making sure the local workforce have the right skills, especially for the construction industry, but many local people feel excluded and are resentful they can't break through.

Other commentators have already flagged up a potential skills gap – will the construction industry be ready to shift from fitting kitchens, bathrooms and new double glazing to cutting-edge green insulation and improvements to the fabric of older buildings?