Sentence examples for a previous occupation from inspiring English sources

Although there is evidence of a previous occupation by Polynesians, the island was uninhabited when visited by Capt.

The group, which occupied the land in 2014 following a previous occupation in 2005, was served an eviction order in April, at the petition of a former politicianwho claimed that his family owned the land.

Other participants who did not feel motivated by their spouses' exercise behaviour described how they had never enjoyed exercise and only exercised when it was required of them (e.g. at school, in the army or in a previous occupation).

In this setting, to avoid endogeneity, the measures of English proficiency, high-skilled, children, marriage, assets (e.g. own a property) and previous occupation are based on the initial wave interviews, and as such they are time-invariant, making Fixed-effects estimation inappropriate.

West told Khalifa, "You let a stripper trap you" referring to Rose's previous occupation in a now deleted tweet.

Surveys of migrants in Vitkovskaya (1998) also show that migrant women were more likely than men to search for a job corresponding to their previous occupation.

There had been no governmental engagement on Prestwick with The Donald, either in his present position of power or in his previous occupation as a business leader with investments in Scotland, including Turnberry.

The job, he explained, is often tiring, though it's much less exhausting than his previous occupation as a truck driver.

Fish consumption was the major predictor of hair mercury; previous occupation as a gold miner was also related to higher hair mercury concentrations.

She said her job there, serving food to American troops, was more promising than her previous occupation, cooking on an offshore oil platform in the Gulf of Mexico.

Social grade was indexed with the National Readership Survey social grade classification system based on occupation (or previous occupation if receiving an occupation/private pension), grouped into AB (managerial/professional); C1 (supervisory); C2 (skilled manual) and DE (semi-skilled/unskilled manual and state pensioners or casual/lowest grade workers or unemployed).