Sentence examples for skills factory from inspiring English sources

While Ms. Sharris focused mostly on basic technical skills, factory tours  aimed at introducing the girls to modern manufacturing work brought out talk that might have fit at a nationalist rally.

Particularly hard hit by these changes was Newburgh's African-American community, which had ballooned after the second world war as migrants from the south – particularly North Carolina – arrived for low-wage, low-skill factory jobs that were simultaneously being sent either to the southern states or abroad.

Obama called low-skill factory jobs a relic, but Paul liked that the president did such things as holding a rally at a truck plant in 2013 and bringing a smattering of trade-enforcement cases against countries in the World Trade Organization.

Retraining is essential to broaden the skills of factory workers and others in the hardest-hit segments of the economy.

Though Americans are among the most educated workers in the world, the nation has stopped training enough people in the mid-level skills that factories need, executives say.

"The past decade has seen it shift from a purely skill-based factory model to a more startup mindset.

Most of its 40 employees learned their skills at the factory because there are no classes for milliners.

That deal, which would follow the kingdom's purchase of 72 of the aircraft in 2007, would help preserve skills at BAE Systems Wartonn factory in Lancashire.

George looked sold when Kerry unleashed her twerking skills on the factory floor, but it all fell apart when she started to believe she was Hotten's businesswoman of the year.

Critically, this requires new sorts of skills on the factory floor: people who can operate the complex machines and automated processes.

Innovation through human resources and technologies can be social as well as physical, and outside the factory skills, quality and achievements are determined as much by social as by technological factors.