Sentence examples for skilled replacement from inspiring English sources
In this context, special education teacher attrition is a major problem - for when a qualified special educator leaves, schools struggle to find a skilled replacement.
The increased number means there is ample supply of skilled replacements when veteran commanders retire, Police Commissioner Howard Safir said.
Characterizing rehabilitation services for patients with knee and hip replacement in skilled nursing facilities and inpatient rehabilitation facilities.
The company was demanding more, and some former workers say there was often too much pressure to produce, and perhaps even problems hiring replacement workers skilled enough to produce quality tires on the company's rigid schedule.
Mr. Obama, this official said, was immediately drawn to the idea of turning to Gen. David H. Petraeus -- an architect of the counterinsurgency strategy, a politically skilled commander and a replacement who would address Mr. Gates's concerns.
Furthermore, attitudes of employers in these workplaces would not have been particularly sympathetic to making the required accommodations for the participants in the current climate of high unemployment where finding a replacement low skilled worker is easy.
The auto maker-turned-armament-maker needed replacements for skilled and unskilled workers to keep their factories running and profitable; the SS needed more bodies to fulfill the quotas for the ovens at Auschwitz and the other concentration camps.
When it comes to capturing precise, buttery smooth footage, there's no replacement for a skilled drone pilot.
Most of the home healthcare services are provided by home nursing care institutions and the majority of home skilled nursing services involve tube replacement.
The state economy's transition -- the replacement of low-skilled jobs that offer decent wages with low-skilled jobs that offer wages less than the state average -- bears its brunt on the lower and middle classes.
Females used home healthcare services more frequently than males and the majority of skilled nursing services were tube replacements.
