Sentence examples for skills expects from inspiring English sources

Emran Mian, director of the Social Market Foundation and a former director of strategy at the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills, expects switching between universities to become more common among those who do exceptionally well in first year.

Emran Mian, director of the Social Market Foundation and a former director of strategy at the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills, expects switching between universities to become more common, particularly in urban areas with several nearby campuses, where students may be able to swap without having to change their accommodation, friends or part-time jobs.

We will help you develop the oral and written communication skills expected of a professional mathematician.

More specifically, the lay instructor, who has been trained, develops the skills expected from any professional involved in educational programs.

One in five of the adult population does not have the skills expected of the average 11-year-old.

Why can't the workers who are not upgrading their own skills expect a continuous reduction of wages?

Independent variables included attributes suggested by diffusion theory (i.e. relative advantage, complexity), knowledge and skills expected to correlate with computer usage, and the influence of communication channels.

" Mike Roy, a photographer with significant video skills, expected to be part of the new future at The Journal News, but he was cut last week.

One fifth of the adult workforce lacks either the literacy or numeracy skills expected of 11-year-olds, the Confederation of British Industry (CBI) said today.

Scientific management also emphasized narrow job definitions and clear divisions of labour between jobs, thereby accommodating the low levels of education or skills expected of production workers.

But we also heard about situations when corporate reputation took a hit because an incoming replacement didn't have the high level of experience and skills expected.