Sentence examples for elite occupation from inspiring English sources

He added: "We can easily conclude that the ideological revolutionary order is an elite occupation, rather than a mass occupation".

Civil engineering was once an elite occupation in India, not only during the British colonial era of carving roads and laying train tracks, but also long after independence as part of the civil service.

The records further provide direct archaeobotanical evidence for the early presence of planted trees such as Artocarpus altilis, Aleurites moluccana, Ficus and Casuarina equisetifolia, the prehistoric association of Ficus trees to marae structures and elite occupation, and the late appearance of Inocarpus fagifer in East Polynesia.

People with elite jobs who have a parent who was also in an elite occupation when their child was growing up can - it appears - expect to achieve a higher salary than people who do not.

"Foundation work is an elite occupation in terms of status and the type of work," Odendahl said.

Playing in a professional symphony orchestra must be considered an elite occupation with a high risk of acquiring musculoskeletal symptoms.

Cummins says: "Surnames such as Baskerville, Darcy, Mandeville and Montgomery are still over-represented at Oxbridge, and also among elite occupations such as medicine, law and politics.

In the words of Dr Cummins, "The names of the Normans who conquered England nearly 1,000 years ago are still over-represented at Oxbridge and also among elite occupations such as medicine, law and politics".

Surnames such as Baskerville, Darcy, Mandeville and Montgomery are still over-represented at Oxbridge and also among elite occupations such as medicine, law and politics," Dr Cummins says.

They are missing one of the few positive, success stories of co-operation, empowerment and unity in an occupied and fractured Iraq - and the under-reported Iraq of working class heroes and unarmed resistance fighters standing up to the might of Big Oil, and the sectarian elites, occupation authorities and mercenary companies queuing up behind.

Some animal remains were recovered that were clearly associated with elite status occupation, such as those of the jaguar, the ocelot or other small feline and the crocodile (crocodilus spp).