Sentence examples for unskilled at from inspiring English sources
"unskilled at" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It can be used to describe someone who lacks the skill or knowledge to do something. For example, "He was unskilled at painting and struggled with the project."
She felt awkward, unskilled at this, at unexpected guests.
Some complained of intolerant, sometimes verbally abusive roommates, and resident assistants unskilled at addressing altercations.
Even more sophisticated tests often go wrong because many doctors and nurses are unskilled at taking nasal swabs.
Given that I dream up ideas for new businesses as often as for new books (I'm especially unskilled at the former), it was a fascinating experience.
Unskilled at reading the emotional cues of humans, Buddy ignores dad's sourpuss glare and proceeds to ingratiate himself with his new family and heal various wounds.
Usually actors are cringingly unskilled at the art, but to this day I'm still not sure what to make of the spectacular display of name-dropping I witnessed in the summer of 1993.
But economists refer to it as the attainment of the highest amount of skilled and unskilled employment at any given time at prevailing wage rates while politicians have spoken of the need for "high and stable" levels of employment.
The National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (NREGA) provides 100 days of unskilled labour at the minimum wage to at least one member of a rural household.
Two women – Sissy Spacek as the childlike Pinky Rose and Shelley Duvall as the confident, trend-following Millie – mysteriously exchange identities while working as unskilled physiotherapists at a cheerless geriatric centre at Desert Springs (actually filmed in Palm Springs) near Los Angeles and sharing an anonymous room at the Purple Sage, a two-storey hotel beside a swimming pool.
A recent Institute of Education skills and employment survey shows graduate jobs at a record high level while unskilled jobs at a record low, with 74% of those with degrees in graduate jobs, compared with 69% in 2006.
The findings of the Skills and Employment Survey, with the latest figures for 2012, show a significant milestone in the employment landscape, with graduate jobs at a record high level and unskilled jobs at a record low.
