Sentence examples for the specialized work from inspiring English sources

If you're using a general contractor, make sure he's hiring licensed subcontractors and isn't doing the specialized work himself.

Economic pressures have played a part in inducing both contractors and the subcontractors who do much of the specialized work on construction sites to embrace new technology.

And we will still need to put a significant effort into expanding their skill set to include the specialized work that we do.

Now the interest in organs takes other forms, in particular the specialized work by builders, players and even musicologists aiming to convey what some of them like to call a "historically informed understanding" of the great masters.

As researchers develop new materials and energy storage technologies for the next generation of batteries, both Mr. Srinivasan and Mr. Davenport say, the United States could have the opportunity to take the lead in battery manufacturing — if a skilled work force is available to do the specialized work necessary.

But how can the general public come to appreciate scientists, let alone revere them, when there is no easy way to learn about the specialized work that they do, the challenges they face or why their work is important?

In Gartner's view, it's this specialized work where jobs will likely be eliminated over the next several years.

As with other academics, junior scientists are expected to go from post to post, to wherever the highly specialized work is.

Consequently, as the contexts of use for these two systems most likely were well known to the involved development teams, the value of tapping into user's domain knowledge may have been lower than for the evaluations of more specialized work support systems.

In 1655 he was admitted, as a "king's ordinary engineer," into the corps of officers that was gradually being built up, outside the regular military hierarchy, for specialized work on fortification and siege craft.

Elementis, which was based in London, acquired a small company in central New Jersey in 1998, then moved its headquarters to the region, largely to exploit its highly skilled and specialized work force, said Greg McClatchy, the president of two Elementis divisions.