According to empirical studies, the group of losers ranges from low skilled to skilled workers with a completed educational training.

He has skilled hands.

He's a skilled linguist.

He's a skilled linguist.

How can a skilled worker compete with a 39 piece of software?

Joseph is a skilled economist.

He is skilled in handicraft.

He was a skilled blacksmith.

He was a skilled blacksmith.

Tom is a skilled player.

Thus, as advanced economies create high skilled jobs, they inevitably create low skilled ones, too.

Today s employers want highly skilled workers.

Yemenis are known as skilled labourers.

Prehistoric men were skilled in knapping.

Tom is a very skilled player.

Currently, only about half of all women worldwide deliver with a skilled attendant present.

Indeed, the economic justification that skilled immigrants tend to be net economic contributors while low skilled workers impose a fiscal burden and threaten low skilled natives is weak.

Tom is very skilled in manual labor.

Tom is very skilled at manual labor.

The gains are much higher for skilled workers, so the mobility rate increases with education.

But it is clear that financial firms compete with others for resources, and especially for skilled labor.

The most successful political leaders are skilled coalition builders.

Number of skilled tradesmen from Eastern Europe behind rise

That you don t have to be special or skilled.

Make sure the chef is skilled before ordering fugu.

A calm sea does not make a skilled sailor.

A calm sea does not make a skilled sailor.

They are skilled but ruthless, lack humility and eschew reflection.

Yet high and protracted unemployment plagues many less skilled workers.

She is an illiterate girl, trained, skilled as a welder.

America s postwar growth and dynamism largely resulted from skilled immigrants.

But countries like Belgium are also desperate for skilled workers.

Middle class people in Poland are being hit by the increased cost of the services of skilled workers, such as plumbers, and also of the less skilled, such as decorators, and the highly skilled but low paid, such as doctors.

But this tolerance is confined to the skilled and the wealthy.

But countries have so far had mixed success in attracting skilled immigrants.

America s postwar growth and dynamism largely resulted from skilled immigrants. Before and after World War II, many skilled people came from Europe, Germany in particular in recent decades, Asian immigrants dominate, with India, Pakistan, and the Philippines occupying the top ranks.

A sustainable economic growth rate that helps reduce poverty and inequality can be achieved only with a skilled and innovative labor force.

Most of the children I grew up with received an inferior education that did not train them for university or skilled jobs.

In sub Saharan Africa, less than 40 of women deliver with skilled care in South Asia, the figure is less than 30 .

In sub Saharan Africa, less than 40 of women deliver with skilled care in South Asia, the figure is less than 30 .

Second, these are skilled interventions, delivered by practitioners with well defined and well regulated professional skills, who are either clinical psychologists or psychiatrists.

Policymakers who want products and providers of high skilled services to move freely but people who provide less skilled services to stay put are not just hypocrites they are also economically illiterate.

Some of these trends also have to do with the nature of modern technological change, which seems to favor capital and skilled workers disproportionately.

CAMBRIDGE The Islamic State has captured the world s attention with gruesome videos of beheadings, wanton destruction of antiquities, and skilled use of social media.

It even advocated liberalization of work permits for foreign workers skilled in internet technologies.