Sentence examples for between the occupations from inspiring English sources

"When that begins, between the occupations of business and of entertainment, I shall become an unpunctual correspondent".

So she makes sure that the cafe aggressively uses social media to advertise itself and encourages waiters to Twitter — "200 people eating lobster rolls on the terrace right now!" And like many brokers who run restaurants, Ms. O'Neal sees parallels between the occupations, especially in New York.

They argue that in spite of the high degree of sectoral reallocation of employment stemming from the crisis, the degree of similarity between the occupations that the unemployed had in their previous job and those of the employed or indeed of new vacancies is high when compared with other European countries, and that this similarity has not fallen much during the crisis.

According to neo-Weberian class theorists, a set of occupations coagulates to form a social class when there is a connection enduring over time between the occupations and the individual biographies of the subjects who fill them.

Linking the combined exposure information with longitudinal health information via occupational codes would allow for an estimation of the dimensions' long-term impact on the workers' health, based on the condition that there is sufficient variation in working conditions between the occupations.

It will not end a moment before the Israelis understand the connection between the occupation and the price they will be forced to pay.

It will not end a moment before Israelis understand the connection between the occupation and the price they will be forced to pay.

Mid-afternoon on Wednesday, a reporter from the BBC's One Show convenes an informal debate between the occupation and a greying banker.

Iraqis and some Americans argue that censorship is not the only issue on which comparisons between the occupation of Iraq and those of other countries are flawed.

A few months ago, White House officials were scoffing at comparisons between the occupation of Iraq and the lengthy post-World War II occupations of Japan and Germany a half-century ago.

"We give the audience the full picture of what is happening here in the West Bank — violations, normal life, occupation, normal life — and what is the connection between the occupation and normal life," he said.