Sentence examples for skilled working from inspiring English sources

Any account of "our" generation needs to recognise that 65percentt of young people in the C2DE category (skilled working class, working class, non-working) voted to leave the European Union.

In 1979 Margaret Thatcher won over the skilled working class, those whom market-researchers dub "C2s".

Those most likely to submit a fraudulent mortgage application were middle-aged and skilled working class individuals.

"As such, social democracy has lost its social anchorage in the coalitions built up around the skilled working class.

By "the Southeast" we are to understand those key voters, from the skilled working class and middle management, who defected to Mrs. Thatcher and stayed with Mr. Major.

Broken down by social grades, 30.1% of ABs (middle and upper middle class), 19.2% of C2s (skilled working class) and 22% of DEs (working class and unemployed) were aware of the extra risks associated with obesity.

However, more non-responders and non-consenters were low skilled, worked less than 30 hours pr.

They include: ageing populations, concentrations of so-called 'left-behind' low-skilled working class voters and a relative absence of student and ethnic minority households.

At a time when a skilled or semi-skilled working man earned maybe 30 shillings a week, the rent – and until the later 20th century, these houses were all rented – would be around 5s: less, as a proportion of income, than many people pay today.

Many types of skilled work, certainly including all nursing and personal care work, require excellent skills in the language of the destination country.

This is skilled work, done by eye.