Sentence examples for vulnerable skill from inspiring English sources

This study began with the hypothesis that auditory comprehension is a vulnerable skill in aging, but a subgroup of the healthy population retains performance similar to that of younger people.

Here, data analytics and bioinformatics were the vulnerable skills most in demand, followed by statistics.

Interdisciplinary skills, statistical and computational methods, and a holistic understanding of the physiology of animals are lacking among early-career researchers in the United Kingdom, according to a national review of vulnerable skills and capabilities published earlier this year.

It's also looking more likely that immigrants don't even lower the wages for vulnerable, low-skill Americans.

Among the areas considered vulnerable, interdisciplinary skills ranked first.

Building Young Futures is a three-year programme funded by Barclays Bank and UNICEF that provides entrepreneurship coaching and employability skills to vulnerable youths through life skills, financial literacy and small business management training as well as funding for small businesses.

Such courses do not lead to a qualification and have been vulnerable under the "skills" agendas of successive governments.

Adolescents remain the most vulnerable requiring life skills training for protection.

Granting vulnerable communities the skills to face and withstand risk is an increasingly important component of humanitarian action, and an area to which UNICEF is deeply committed.

Investing in the strength and future of society "Today, more than ever, in Syria, it is vital to equip vulnerable girls with skills they will need for the future," says Adolescents' Development and Participation Project Officer with UNICEF Syrian Arab Republic Mohamad Kanawati.

The first national qualification that teaches vulnerable young people the skills they need to run a home and maintain a tenancy will be launched in September.