Sentence examples for skilled areas from inspiring English sources

In a 2009 paper Mr Glaeser and Matthew Resseger of Harvard University find that in highly skilled areas, city size explains 45% of the variation in worker productivity (it has almost no effect in underskilled cities).

Nato only began the buildup of Afghanistan's police and army in earnest in 2009, and the rapid pace of expansion towards a target of 350,000 meant the police and army would need help for years to come, particularly in highly skilled areas such as bomb disposal, medical evacuation and logistics.

Many of those who wring their hands at the "decline" of manufacturing portray service jobs as inferior, unskilled affairs, although in fact such jobs are increasingly likely to be in highly skilled areas such as teaching, financial services or information technology.Deindustrialisation causes problems in economies unable to absorb the workers released by manufacturing.

But, looking at the larger picture, it seems this country only welcomes people who are super-successful M.B.A.'s, doctors or lawyers who can afford to overcome these hurdles — or, looking at the influx of foreign nurses and caregivers, those who are skilled in areas too few Americans are trained for.

"These young scientists are … so highly skilled in areas I am not," List says.

Many Africans in the Diaspora are highly skilled in areas that the continent severely lacks.

He was skilled in areas of government where Diocletian presumably had no experience.

Boston is a skilled metropolitan area and its restricted supply has led to high prices.

But Atlanta is now a skilled metropolitan area as well, and its housing supply seems virtually unlimited.

In the British case, there is also valuable employment in the high-skilled R&D area to consider.

Employment experience also allows the human resources worker to become skilled in different areas of the field such as employee benefits programs, hiring and as a human resources generalist.