Sentence examples for the sort of skilled from inspiring English sources
These were then manipulated with the sort of skilled construction that they are becoming known for.
The same population that spends lavishly on a home for liquor is too frugal to invest in the education of manual laborers -- the same population that does the sort of skilled carpentry work in such demand.
Mr Blunkett wants to encourage immigration by the sorts of skilled people that the economy needs.The most prominent scheme is the Highly Skilled Migrant Programme (HSMP), which started on January 28th.
Economists increasingly agree that even after our current crisis ends, structural changes in the global economy will make it harder for those entering the work force to acquire the sort of moderately skilled jobs that boosted the Reagan Democrats of an earlier time.
The goal of change is to liberate students to pursue more fulfilling paths in a country where jobs are no longer assigned; it is also to produce the sort of flexibly skilled work force that best fits an international knowledge economy.
What's missing from the discussion is the realization that there basically is no such line for the sort of semi-skilled border-crossers I repeatedly encountered on roadsides from Tucson on south, forlornly waiting to be processed and taken away by ICE (the unusually apposite acronym, for an agency called Immigration and Customs Enforcement, is pronounced as one word).
India may churn out 170,000 new engineers each year, but it still lacks the right sort of skilled labour: bright things dream of riches from megabytes, not megastructures.
It would create the sort of middle-income skilled jobs that have been sucked out of our economy.
In the medical profession, such grief is seldom discussed — except, perhaps, as an example of the sort of emotion that a skilled doctor avoids feeling.
He was the sort of man — educated, artistically skilled and socially aware — my family might have wished me to grow up to be.
Their dialogue has been a broad mix of mumbo and jumbo ("Snails follow their nature as surely as those that eat them"), the sort of stuff only performers as skilled as Mads Mikkelsen and Gillian Anderson can get away with.
