Sentence examples for skilled in technical from inspiring English sources

"There's still a lot of conflict around mining globally because mining companies are enormously skilled in technical aspects of mining, but the sector doesn't yet value the importance of the social domain," says Daniel Franks, lead researcher on the report Conflict with communities a big cost to business, published in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.

The bill would create new channels of permanent immigration and temporary visas for low-skilled labor, especially in agriculture, and for more highly skilled workers in technical fields.

Its presence will create skilled jobs in technical and creative roles, but many will be in the uncertain and casual worlds of hospitality and tourism.

Its presence will create skilled jobs in technical and creative roles, but many will be in the uncertain and casual worlds of hospitality and tourism.

Republican committee members seemed willing only to discuss making Americans of small subsets, like "highly skilled" immigrants in technical fields, leaving aside most everyone else.

Combating stereotypes in education will, in the long term, lead to there being more highly skilled women in technical and scientific occupations and will also help to meet the needs of certain industrial sectors for manpower or womanpower.

A common finding of both bodies of research was that highly-skilled workers in technical areas (hard skills) are better positioned if they possess unique non-technical skills such as problem-solving, emotional regulation, politicking, moral sensibilities, and communication (Neubert et al. 2015).

He is skilled in the technical aspects of the law, knowledgeable about business complexities (that's why he was hired to take on Microsoft) and rich in practical knowledge.

The so-called blue-collar jobs that undergirded our middle-class economy for decades now go by different names -- middle-skilled, or skilled technical -- in a mix of industries and career fields.

At the behest of individuals, universities, advocacy groups, and major tech companies, Members of Congress on both sides of the aisle are working to address the shortage of visas for qualified high-skilled workers in technical fields essential to innovation and economic growth.

Soldiers are known for their work ethic and soft skills, but upon leaving the Army many were entering the civilian sector without the expertise needed to obtain in-demand jobs like those in the skilled trades or in technical services.