Sentence examples for skilled because from inspiring English sources

These less capable animals are just as fascinating as the truly skilled, because they could reveal how our own language skills evolved.

They also want more immigration, both low and high skilled, because immigrants may be willing to work for less than their American counterparts.

The answer was to concentrate surgery in fewer regional specialist centres where surgeons became skilled because of the number of operations they performed.

They at one time attempting a sally, at another forming mines, to our rampart and vineae (at which the Aquitani are eminently skilled, because in many places among them there are copper mines); when they perceived that nothing could be gained by these operations through the perseverance of our men, they send embassadors to Crassus, and entreat him to admit them to a surrender.

"When large companies have to shed staff they shed the least skilled because they know when they come out of recession they are going to have to innovate to keep their business ahead and they need the best, most skilled employees to do so".

Just like I pushed my kids to get off their butts and get a lifeguard certification, I need to push my employees to keep themselves skilled, because people need to keep up to date or they fall behind.

As one health visitor explained: "It actually makes you feel quite de-skilled, because you end up thinking they're much better than me, and I can't add anything to this conversation" (HV07).

"I teared up just thinking about not just the butlers who have worked here in the White House, but an entire generation of people who were talented and skilled, but because of Jim Crow, because of discrimination, there was only so far they could go," Obama said of the film.

By the late 19th century, the Chilean wine industry had become especially successful, but not because the winemakers were particularly skilled or because the wine was very good.

Seabright, who also sits on the Federation of Master Builders' skills council, blames the credit crunch and recession for the shortage of skilled workers, because companies stopped taking on apprentices.

(Britain has few skilled personnel because the EU negotiates trade deals for its members. Canada, in contrast, has 300).