Sentence examples for wrong skill from inspiring English sources

He's obviously a well-grounded manager, but he probably has the wrong skill set, because this person has to hit the ground running".

(Matron, Centre A ) "Things like intravenous pain relief are delayed…that's ethically wrong to delay pain relief just because a service had put on the wrong skill mix".

Wrong skills?

Violent criminals are deported from North America, bringing the wrong skills.

It is to suggest that the economy has been rewarding the wrong skills.

The usual version involves the claim that American workers are stuck in the wrong industries or with the wrong skills.

Indeed, today's pilots might, says Mr Warden, turn out to have completely the wrong skills to operate UCAVs.

McPhee said the problem in regional areas was a maldistribution, with doctors in the wrong place with the wrong skills.

Chalmers suggested that a Zimbabwean with the wrong skills, "the wrong colour skin" and perhaps with HIV would not be welcomed to Britain by Ukip.

There is work to be done, but workers aren't ready to do it — they're in the wrong places, or they have the wrong skills.

According to Yeong Kwan Song of the Korean Development Institute (KDI), a think-tank, companies are starting to worry that graduates are emerging from university with the wrong skills.