Sentence examples for The occupations from inspiring English sources
noun
An activity or task with which one occupies oneself; usually specifically the productive activity, service, trade, or craft for which one is regularly paid; a job.
The occupations are essentially symbolic.
The occupations are more effective as a launch pad than a destination.
The occupations have shifted the conversation about what the problem is.
The occupations cost Dinant $20 million in lost revenue last year, Mr. Pineda said.
The occupations in which people are least happy are manual and service jobs requiring little skill.
The occupations were less an isolated outpouring of discontent than a decisive, dynamic moment in an evolving process.
The occupations need a strong ally that can give them shelter, political cover and reach into middle England.
The occupations of Morgellons subjects are shown in Table 1.
The occupations were classified into five groups: Office work, industrial work, service work, agriculture and transport.
The occupations of those living here are a mix of farming and modernised sedentary work.
The occupations of their parents were classified according to the U.S.A 2010 Standard Occupation Classification [ 22].
