Sentence examples for skills of Americans from inspiring English sources
The health literacy demands of the healthcare system often exceed the health literacy skills of Americans.
It measured the skills of Americans from the ages of 16 to 65 and found that they by and large lacked the mathematical and technological know-how, along with the literacy, of their counterparts in Japan and Northern European countries.
The Trans Pacific Trade Partnership's investor protections will make it safer for firms to relocate abroad – the Cato Institute describes such protections as "lowering the risk premium" on offshoring – thereby reducing corporate incentives to keep jobs in America and upgrade the skills of Americans.
And our survey of 78 executives from companies that Lou Dobbs (remember him?) harangued for "Exporting America" revealed that they weren't going offshore because of shortages of U.S. talent or deficiencies in the skills of Americans, but because it was cheaper and these companies needed to be closer to growth markets.
Yet Tim Cook wants to cite a decline in the vocational skills of Americans as the reason why Apple offshores its production.
The Trans Pacific Trade Partnership's investor protections will make it safer for firms to relocate abroad -- the Cato Institute describes such protections as "lowering the risk premium" on offshoring -- thereby further reducing corporate incentives to make and do things in the United States, using and upgrading the skills of Americans.
They prescribe more skilled immigration and greater investments in the education and skills of American-born workers.
He is excited about the growing skills of American cheesemakers.
This fall, yet another study made headlines bemoaning our failure to develop the math skills of American children, especially girls.
The math skills of American children fare poorly in comparison with those of their peers in countries like Singapore, South Korea, and Japan.
"Mother Goose Meets Harry Potter," an exhibition of books from 1802 to 2001, demonstrates how the imaginations and skills of American children have been shaped by reading.
