Sentence examples for to become technical from inspiring English sources

Sherwood took up a part-time coaching role at Spurs under Redknapp in 2008 before moving up the ladder to become technical co-ordinator.

After further study in Britain he went on to become technical director at Cellnet, the wireless arm of BT, Britain's biggest telecoms operator.

Anderson went on to become technical director for the Ligier and Onyx Formula One teams, before returning to the United States to work in IndyCar.

Parents do not need to become technical experts, but they do need to understand how to monitor the Web sites their children visit, what questions they should ask their children about their online activity, what software and equipment can help to shield children from objectionable content, and how to talk with their children to set limits and guidelines for time spent online.

Former Manchester United first-team coach Rene Meulensteen has turned down an offer to become assistant manager of Fulham as he continues talks to become technical director at the Qatar Football Association.

In Connecticut, the union that represents teachers at technical high schools opposes a bill that would reduce the amount of work experience people need to become technical high school teachers.

The coursework provides opportunities to become proficient within your technical discipline at the graduate level, and the background to become an effective engineering manager in the medical device field.

International students seem to face double language difficulties: they have to deal with an unknown, informal way of speaking in a given social situation; they also need to become proficient in the new technical terminology of medicine.

Therefore, in deriving standards, the ultimate aim should be to achieve optimal voluntary or regulatory maximum limits for human safety, which at the same time do not become technical barriers to trade or impose costs to food producers and consumers that are not outweighed by positive health outcomes.

"When you have a body to examine, you know what you're dealing with, but you become technical and get on with it.

In other cases these limitations become technical challenges which can potentially be solved.