Sentence examples similar to wide skill base from inspiring English sources
Generally, it's recommended that students interested in pursuing advanced degrees should develop a wide skill-base during their undergrad.
Adam Marshall, executive director, policy and external affairs, British Chamber of Commerce, London says: "Companies look at language as part of a wider skills base – very few recruit on this alone.
What is actually (if accidentally) implied by these changes is nothing short of a radical shift in the relationship between the military and society, with the potential for a wider skills base within the armed forces as a result of an influx of motivated and (hopefully) properly valued reservists making up a greater percentage of the entire force.
A KTP must also invest in the skill base of the wider community and, more importantly, of its own staff.
Second, a KTP must be prepared to invest in the skill base – of the wider community (e.g. training policy makers to demand research evidence) and, more importantly, of its own staff.
"They have a good skill base.
There is a still a skill base in Stoke.
"You need a slightly different skill base working in prisons.
First is the fundamental capabilities of the skill base.
What hobbies have contributed to that skill base?
