Sentence examples for wider skill from inspiring English sources

Openness of trade can produce two different effects: an increase in the relative price of less-skilled labor-intensive products and a wider skill discrepancy due to knowledge spillovers from the more to less developed country.

"The most successful firms have reinvigorated or re-architected that process from a collection shop to loan management shop that has a different or wider skill set," says Moore.

The competency that is required is not a single functional capability or skill, but a much wider skill which will enable the person to increase the value to the customers and other social media participants by engaging them and collaborating with them to enhance the relationship.

Leadership should be put back into the wider skill-set of management.

The findings published by academics and business leaders warned that A-Levels are "two narrow" and should be replaced with a European-style baccalaureate to equip teenagers with a wider skill-set.

This would be an opportunity to show your paces and test different and wider skills.

It also stresses the importance of using broad-based interventions to develop wider skills beyond pure academic achievement.

So we need to develop a thrust in our curriculum, teaching and learning that promotes the wider skills essential to success in work.

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.

Hunt also called on schools to open their gates from 8am-6pm so that talented musicians, debaters, actors, chefs, scientists and professionals can be brought in to help children learn wider skills.

According to the Sutton Trust, it is that the education of people from less advantaged backgrounds needs to focus on "wider skills as well as academic attainment", and in particular "interventions to improve beneficial personality traits".