Sentence examples for skilled only from inspiring English sources

But the risk of keeping increasing numbers under lock and key, to emerge later skilled only in tougher sorts of crime, is greater.

They have proved skilled only at provoking guffaws at their regular "elections" and fostering the rise of extreme Islamism among populations left with no refuge but religion.

With half the population unemployed or underemployed and poorly skilled, only three sectors hold the possibility of lifting much of the country out of poverty: mining, manufacturing and agriculture.

A famous beauty, she both danced and played the shamisen, while most geishas were skilled only at playing the shamisen, said Setsuko Kanazawa, whose family owns Saiwairo, the ryotei where she performs.

Now teams with specialists — gymnasts skilled only in one or two events — are taking more risks than ever because those specialists might not easily fill in for injured teammates.

In the previous section, the largest disparity between respondents occurred for foreigners skilled only in English.

Similarly, the variable timing is significant for both population groups, but for the low-skilled only indirectly through its interaction with the overall expenditure in ALMPs.

It may have dragged down wages for the least-skilled, but only by a tiny amount.However, says Mr Collier, continued mass immigration threatens the cultural cohesion of rich countries.

You are more interesting to an employer when you are not only skilled but also engaging.

Their depictions of blooming native flowers are not only highly skilled but also pointedly Australian.

In particular, although 92% of women in the country seek antenatal care services from skilled providers, only 47% make four or more visits and only 15% make the first visit in the first trimester (KNBS and ICF Macro 2010).