Sentence examples for stronger skill from inspiring English sources

Setting out how the Lib Dems want to progress the economy from "rescue to recovery to a truly great British industrial renaissance", he said the UK needed a "much stronger skill base".

Calmfors (1994) also discusses at which point in the unemployment spell workers should be targeted, since a later targeting reduces deadweight and locking-in effects, while at the same time this implies stronger skill attrition and more discouragement on part of the workers due to longer unemployment duration.

That's tens-of-thousands of children who were denied federally mandated opportunities to benefit from school that would prepare them for becoming active, engaged members of a democratic society in pursuit of lives that built on potentially stronger skill sets.

"That is a problem," he said, "but the alternative of graduating students without stronger skills will penalize them for a lifetime".

In broad terms, girls have stronger verbal skills than boys who tend to have stronger skills related to spatial ability (Linn and Petersen 1985).

One possibility is that the recovered group had stronger skills than a truly representative recovered group would have had.

This may account for the generally stronger skills that support independent living and longer periods of community tenure.

A large recent study on motor skills in 8-year olds compared children with severely low gross motor skills (below the 15th centile) to children with stronger skills.

For example, while students with weaker skills need more attention and opportunities for interaction, students with stronger skills need opportunities to excel and accelerate their learning independently [ 6].

For children with stronger skills, building, creating, discovering, connecting, etc. toys are generally fine.

No family ties to the United States or strong skill set are required to be eligible.