Sentence examples for to be technicians from inspiring English sources

"Teachers are being essentially asked to be technicians, to read a script, and the script is not valid," Atwell said.

"I can't imagine AT&T would expect all their customers to be technicians and say, 'O.K., if I go to use Google maps, how many kilobytes am I transferring?' " asked Mr. Stolte, a Web designer who lives in Temecula, Calif.

Compared with subjects doing no overtime work (7 8 h/day), those with long working hours were more likely to be technicians, non-shift workers, nonsmokers, and short sleepers.

Parents of children who eat breakfast regularly were more likely to have higher education (30% of fathers and 20% of mothers finished college) and to be technicians and professional workers (39% of fathers and 30% mothers), as compared to those who did not regularly eat breakfast (13% of fathers and 8% of mothers finished college).

"It used to be the technicians," says the company's Mr Daichendt.

The respect for human life is something we need to remember as we work so hard to be medical technicians".

Skills Another problem, apparently, is that the people working in cybersecurity in the UK tend to be narrow technicians.

"The new generation doesn't want blue-collar jobs," said Mr. Maramotti, whose company trains young people to be supervisory technicians in its factories.

During his rehabilitation he was part of a joint State Department and Red Cross program aimed at training Syrians to be prosthetic technicians to develop new limbs for other war survivors.

I think young singers learn all the skills they need to be excellent technicians, and they can learn things like stage comportment, musicianship and everything in between.

You have to be a technician.