Sentence examples for skilled when from inspiring English sources

"When you look at this snapshot you do have to conclude that these young people are not any better skilled when it comes to those foundation skills than people in the older generation," he said.

Neither reason, however, accounts for why job growth is particularly sluggish for the less skilled when the economy picks up.

I wasn't exactly what you would call skilled when it came to that sort of thing …" "Although I wasn't handed the man of the match award, I had been the best player on the pitch," begins one anecdote.

Some changes occur, however, such as (i) employment incentives are no longer significant for the unemployment rates of both groups when northern countries are excluded; (ii) training becomes favourable for the low skilled when Japan and northern countries are excluded; and (iii) some implementation effects gain significance when EU countries are analysed.

Berner is highly skilled when it comes to making people want his product.

In addition, GPs reported feeling under skilled when raising the issue of self-harm in front of parents and were concerned that discussion may escalate existing problems within families.

The main perceived barriers to using it were: difficulty in predicting when residents were reaching the last days of life; staff being reluctant to start using new forms of documentation; and becoming de-skilled when deaths in their care home were relatively infrequent (Q37).

"He's such a skilled player when he has the puck.

"Foreign workers tend to work in lower skilled jobs when they first come, even though they are more qualified.

Unlike most of their punk contemporaries, the Police were skilled musicians when they came together in London in 1977.

Can the UK really afford to lose skilled workers when what we are most in need of is economic growth?