Joe is a skilled offensive mind who adds great value to the prolific Packer offense, yet speaks only of how lucky he is to have the talent he has playing for him, often referring to "the thrower," Aaron Rodgers, as "special".
Around the turn of the century, Apple and others turned their attention offshore -- not in search of more skilled workers, mind you, but rather in search of the lowest possible costs, no matter what the human toll.
But I was not especially skilled at minding children for long spells; I grew bored, perhaps like my own mother.
We've heard from Angeleça Silversides of HealthWatch Kensington and Chelsea how in high-cost, high employment areas it's difficult to recruit and maintain a high-skilled workforce never mind the higher-skilled workforce required for integrated care.
But the people Mr Cable has in mind – skilled individuals with firm offers of employment – are unlikely to be the same people as those Mr Clegg has in his sights: those who enter the UK legally, as short-term visitors or students, and then, for whatever reason, fail to leave.
These harsh economic implications have resulted in a significant brain drain in which most of the skilled and bright minds have left their native land to seek employment and higher standard of living elsewhere.
Holders of coveted H-1B ("special skills") visas, these young Assamese software engineers typify the highly educated, internationally minded skilled technicians that India now exports by the tens of thousands.
Many of us know people who have tried to meditate and failed, defeated by thoughts that refused to stay put — what skilled practitioners call "monkey mind".
"Everyone here has great respect for this storied franchise, and we're excited to launch its next television chapter in the creative mind and skilled hands of Alex Kurtzman, someone who knows this world and its audience intimately".
One is they are the product of a genius marketing mind, diabolically skilled at the art of diversion and distraction, cleverly timed to gaslight Americans into ignoring the really horrible things he's doing.
