Sentence examples for skilled over from inspiring English sources

In many respects that polarized map is a geographic expression of the "skill-biased tech change" that economists like David Autor et al. say favors skilled over unskilled labor in the labor market.

"Better players are more skilled over all," Broadie said.

Opera singers have been less skilled, over all, than their musical theater colleagues at projecting words.

The chronology matched some general changes in the nature of working-class work, which grew less skilled over time and therefore provided lesser returns to experience.

And it has presented bills to fine and jail people-traffickers and detain their clients, and to penalise unauthorised immigration advisers who charge fees (to be called the Cracking Down on Crooked Consultants Act).Mr Harper is also changing the profile of immigrants who are accepted, giving priority to the skilled over the needy.

"The tabloid writers have become very skilled over the years at conveying the impression that something happened while at the same time protecting the outlet they work for," said Mr. Lewittes of Gossip Cop, pointing to headlines like "Drug Shocker" that tease and imply rather than state something as fact.

New initiatives like Trading Times, which matches employers with experienced and skilled local over-50s and family carers.

Results indicate that according to this method, about two thirds of the workers are well-matched and the remaining one third is rather equally divided between under-skilled and over-skilled.

Hence, it allows producing measures of mismatch that are specific to each skill, as workers could use all their skills in some domains and be over-skilled or under-skilled along other dimensions.

Yet this will change: China and India, McKinsey predicts, will be the world's main source for skilled workers over the next two decades.

The expansion is expected to create 740 "highly skilled jobs" over the period, and 1,200 to 1,500 construction jobs.