Sentence examples for a few occupational from inspiring English sources
Below I explore the professional backgrounds and career trajectories of selected U.S. presidents.While it is unsurprising that many former presidents practiced law, there are a few occupational outliers.
After Khan's departure from Comilla, the cooperative's model failed in independent Bangladesh because only a few occupational groups managed to achieve the desired success.
Dermal and inhalation exposure to jet propulsion fuel 8 (JP-8) have been measured in a few occupational exposure studies.
18 Although tinnitus has been associated with a few occupational risk factors such as noise exposure, 4 5 8 9 11 there are very few studies quantifying occupational-specific tinnitus risk.
Direct bilirubin has been found to be negatively associated with PFOA concentrations in a few occupational studies (Costa et al. 2009; Olsen and Zobel 2007; Sakr et al. 2007b) but not in others (Costa et al. 2009; Sakr et al. 2007a).
As a whole, the POES helps to identify imbalances between activity and rest, lack of meaningful occupations and few occupational and environmental opportunities, and set relevant occupational goals.
Smart, aggressive and competitive at a time when there were few occupational or educational outlets for women of her abilities, she graduated from Franklin K. Lane High School and went on to study accountancy in college.
It might also prove controversial in some rich economies, where people who are currently doing such jobs could face downward pressure on their pay or lose them altogether.Likewise, the employment effects of the sharing economy are not obviously egalitarian, since many drivers and hotel staff affected by it are relatively low-skilled and poorly paid and have few occupational options.
Overall, few occupational studies have focused specifically on effects of static magnetic field exposure, and exposure assessment have consequently been poor or non-existent.
24 Few occupational studies have examined the role of non-work factors in relation to obesity.
Before this study, few occupational data had been collected from the NHS II cohort.
