Sentence examples for Professional occupation from inspiring English sources

Professional occupation (military personnel, farmers and forestry workers) and/or interest in recreational outdoor activities in endemic areas increases exposure to tick bites.

In the latter countries, 20th-century reformers transformed policing into a professional occupation that commanded decent wages and public respect.

However, just 5.5% of Muslims have jobs defined as a "higher professional occupation", compared with 7.6% of the overall population.

That last bit – loneliness – was such a defining factor of domestic life for my mother and women of her generation who, unlike me, too often had no genuine intellectual or professional occupation to escape into.

So I wasn't surprised to read, lower down in the survey: "There was a clear socioeconomic gradient in the proportion of adults who had 21 or more natural teeth, ranging from 91% of adults from managerial and professional occupation households to 79% of adults from routine and manual-occupation households".

The socioeconomic status scale is made up of the proportion of people who work in finance, the proportion in a professional occupation, the proportion of people with weekly incomes over $1,500, and the proportion of people with monthly mortgage repayments over $3,000.

The only major occupational category with greater projected growth is professional occupations, which are predicted to add 5.2 millions jobs, or 17percentt".

Mundra (2012) focuses on immigrant occupational structure, finding that higher shares of migrants in professional occupations significantly increases trade flows between the US and trading partner countries.

After all, professional occupations that are better paid are being increasingly penetrated by women.

Professional occupations account for only 16.5% of jobs here, compared with 20% nationally.

That pace will make the legal profession, along with teaching, among the fastest-growing major professional occupations on Long Island.