Sentence examples for distant occupations from inspiring English sources

The question we ask in this paper then is: are couples with more distant occupations more likely or less likely to be marginally-well-matched (ceteris paribus)?

(There is nothing wrong with hippies except that people use them to stay distant from the Occupation Wall Street's general and universal message).

Researchers should be aware that lagged exposures, even those as distant as parental occupation or childhood neighborhood, may be useful in explaining current health outcomes.

No one would dare question the right to exist of many other countries whose basis for legitimacy is infinitely more questionable than Israel's, including those that were created by brute force, occupation, or distant mapmakers.

The remaining 24 cases underwent noncurative surgery due to distant metastasis or extensive occupation of primary tumour.

Our analyses represent the first geochemical source identifications of obsidian artifacts from the Eburran industry and indicate the persistent selection over time for high-quality obsidian from Mt. Eburru, ~20 km distant, despite changes in site occupation intensity that apparently correlate with changes in the local environment.

B cell follicles in susceptible B6 mice continued occupation of pneumonitic zones distant from necrotic lesions (Fig. 3F).

This finding would tend to support the theory of Looker that adolescents respond better about parental characteristics that are near in time, such as occupation, than about more distant ones.

Though expecting the French to be satisfied with the cession of distant Songkhla, Narai was forced to accept their occupation of Bangkok.

A cheap and importable source of labour was 'parish apprentices' (pauper children, whose parish was supposed to see them trained to a trade or occupation ); millowners would reach agreement with distant parishes to employ, house and feed their apprentices.

An end to occupation and a peaceful democratic Palestinian state may seem distant.