If so, it ought to be good news for skilled, out-of-work engineers like Mr. Friedman, the Texas software designer, who remains eager to work on innovative new projects.
It has been exciting to see the ways that costuming techniques have grown and the amount of highly skilled artists out there who create amazing work.
Why did he leave Moscow when he had proven so skilled at sniffing out risks?
I'm not a bird expert, but I'm skilled in figuring out a story.
Thanks in part to her, we were, by now, supposed to be braver and more skilled at calling out injustice, at exposing or reversing sexual-power imbalances.
Her hands were big and unbeautiful: skilled at cutting out pictures with children's scissors, tying laces, rubbing cream into grazed knees.
SMBs are skilled at figuring out how to gain leverage where possible through trade associations, partnerships, and referral networks.
A master of deflection and evasion, Savile was exceptionally skilled at "slipping out of" any awkward situation.
Republicans have become skilled at pointing out the Affordable Care Act's failings and imperfections ― the real ones, the exaggerated ones and the fabricated ones.
In April Republicans in the Senate blocked a Democratic attempt to raise the federal floor from $7.25 an hour to $10.10, arguing that it would price the low-skilled out of work.
In Germany the gap has actually narrowed over the past decade, pricing many of the low-skilled out of jobs.Once out of work, German workers have little incentive to seek new jobs: jobless benefits are over-generous and income-tax rates are far too high.
