| There can be no doubt that masons in Medieval England were highly skilled craftsmen. |
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| A highly skilled interpreter of music, she was also an excellent technician. |
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| Librarians are tech-savvy, human search engines who are highly skilled at finding information. |
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| Confronting ongoing challenges, they often become highly skilled bargainers and relationship developers. |
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| The senior management becomes increasingly dependent on middle managers, many of whom are mathematically highly skilled in their specialty. |
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| We need highly skilled, trained and motivated senior ranks, well-versed in anti-terrorism as well as in management. |
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| Whitaker was a highly skilled boxer who could stand toe to toe and make his opponent miss with superior head and body movement. |
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| Our staff of highly skilled engineers and toolers surpassed even their own imaginations. |
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| It is not necessary to be a highly skilled author to write a story that makes readers catch their breath, laugh out loud or be moved to tears. |
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| As a highly skilled morphologist, he was in a position to assess the evidence. |
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| Might they say you are highly skilled in terms of motivating your students, in keeping them excited? |
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| There is a demand from the end user community for highly skilled, high value advice on how to build and manage heterogeneous storage systems. |
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| This is beautiful, highly skilled work and deserves all the attention it will undoubtedly get. |
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| It is demanding, highly skilled work that takes years of training and practice. |
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| In addition we must ensure that we retain our advantages of having a highly skilled and adaptable workforce. |
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| These are ALL highly skilled individuals who choose to go into a profession of caring. |
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| A highly skilled mechanic with a bad attitude doesn't have a prayer in our camp. |
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| The Indian exchequer makes hefty investments in education and training these highly skilled migrants. |
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| Masons were highly skilled craftsmen and their trade was most frequently used in the building of castles, churches and cathedrals. |
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| A highly skilled thief is blackmailed into pulling a diamond heist when his daughter is kidnapped by an international terrorist. |
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| This was especially the case for highly skilled workers but it was not confined to them. |
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| It's a shame actually, because we have a number of highly skilled professional members such as civil engineers and architects. |
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| The Paedodontist treats children only, and is highly skilled in the practice of dentistry and the psychology of children. |
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| He's highly skilled at defeating surveillance systems, planting bugs and ferreting information from computer systems. |
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| The Persian kings employed highly skilled craftsmen from all the 23 peoples under their sway. |
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| In other words, the wage premium earned by the highly skilled is increasing. |
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| It required highly skilled carvers and printers to produce Takashi Ito prints. |
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| It is clear that steel erectors are highly skilled and respected workers at the top end of the construction and engineering trade. |
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| Currently, American businesses are experiencing acute shortages of highly skilled IT professionals. |
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| He was already highly skilled in the martial arts, having obtained a black belt in karate. |
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| An accomplished woodsman, hunter, arborist, and gardener, he was also a highly skilled archer and sharpshooter. |
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| Thatch, however, is a highly skilled and time-consuming craft, with only a few practitioners left. |
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| Yes, his squad of highly skilled artists can weave beautiful patterns and cut a poor defence to ribbons, but we knew that anyway. |
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| Masons were highly skilled craftsmen and they belonged to a guild. |
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| Government policy is designed to improve and promote opportunities in New Zealand, and it looks to attract highly skilled and talented people, including expatriates. |
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| They are the consummate show band, highly skilled musicians with theatrical flair, and their live shows are sure to be an explosive and unforgettable experience. |
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| While Aspinall provided the wealthy clientele, the mobsters provided a coterie of highly skilled cardsharps. |
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| They require highly skilled workforces and have a good longterm prognosis. |
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| This is the result of a tremendous amount of work done by highly skilled mathematicians, computer engineers, programmers, anatomists and medical illustrators. |
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| An integral part of the rich Assamese art and culture, which has flabbergasted renowned scholars, this highly skilled art is gasping for survival. |
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| I have attached a highly skilled artist's impression of how this may look. |
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| Its writers were not able to assuage our memory of the minstrel with black characters who, without a full range of emotion, were no more than highly skilled laborers. |
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| The result has been a sharp widening in the differential between the wages of highly skilled and low-skilled labor in the United States and other advanced countries. |
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| For the first time huge masses of the population could enter combat, rather than just the highly skilled professionals. |
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| Building one of these beauties takes 604 hours of highly skilled labor. |
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| Walker of Sarasota brought in woodcrafters from a Ukrainian community in North Port who were highly skilled in wood hull construction. |
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| In 1993, the DWP boasted nearly 12,000 highly skilled employees, who made the DWP one of the most reliable providers of energy in California. |
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| Is the shrinking pool of medical technologists at least fractionally due to the explosion of this technology and need for highly skilled workers? |
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| Before shipping, each Telephone Box is fully restored by highly skilled workers. |
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| Immigrant-rights and religious organizations bridled at the plan to favor highly skilled workers over relatives. |
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| Several teams consisting of highly skilled surgeons, anesthesiologists, resuscitators, gynecologists, urologists, and others were formed. |
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| Managing prisons is a difficult and highly skilled task that requires adequate resourcing and a stable policy environment. |
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| Robin Hood is a heroic outlaw in English folklore who, according to legend, was a highly skilled archer and swordsman. |
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| These civilizations had highly skilled artisans, and many of their artifacts having been found during archaeological digs in the city. |
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| Evans struggled to find the money to pay the highly skilled carpenters needed to construct his complex machines. |
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| Nearly one quarter of highly skilled workers live overseas, mostly in Australia and Britain, which is the largest proportion from any developed nation. |
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| Whereas two relatively unskilled workers can install and tighten high strength bolts, it takes a minimum of four highly skilled riveters to install rivets. |
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| And in even more workshops in the hills, highly skilled workers manufactured knives, tools, weapons and harnesses, using water, coal and charcoal. |
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| Germany has a social market economy with a highly skilled labour force, a large capital stock, a low level of corruption, and a high level of innovation. |
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| With a highly skilled workforce drawn from its universities, Bristol claims to have the largest cluster of computer chip designers and manufacturers outside Silicon Valley. |
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