Sentence examples for skilled neighbours from inspiring English sources
To access the internet, you need money, or skilled neighbours and friends, to fix glitches; you need eyesight to read screens and memory to recall passwords.
Yet Swiss politicians go much further, calling for restrictions on skilled migrants even from rich neighbours.
Thailand is deeply involved in the search, providing divers from its navy and other skilled manpower that its poorer neighbour lacks.
Doctors, nurses, health assistants, auxiliary health workers, maternal and child health workers were classified as skilled attendants; while relatives, friends and neighbours were classified as unskilled attendants [ 18].
But low-skilled workers (Ds) did well: their interactions with the Cs boosted total output, which let them demand higher wages, so pushing down inequality.The latest bout of globalisation has jumbled the pairings: high-skilled workers in poor countries can now work more easily with low-skilled workers in rich ones, leaving their poor neighbours in the lurch.
Based on balanced samples from nearest-neighbour propensity score matching, our results suggest that vocationally skilled young workers, who experience unemployment in early work life, are more likely to be neither in employment nor in education or training (NEET).
Neighbours got to know neighbours.
Except not skilled trades.
Sunshine attracted skilled professionals.
We need skilled craftsmen.
