Sentence examples for few occupations from inspiring English sources

"The caddy is one of the few occupations that has not changed," Mr. Graham said.

Few occupations are as omnipresent as firefighting, and few are as taken for granted.

"Police officers are one of the few occupations that receive the highest priority when housing becomes available".

Fishing remains one of the few occupations that people will pay money to do in their leisure time.

"There are very few occupations or industries where unions are strong enough where they can set standards," says Lawrence Mishel, president of the Economic Policy Institute.

Driving taxis, delivery vans or lorries has been one of the few occupations in which people without qualifications could earn a decent wage.

As moving out of the occupational field of training often coincides with unskilled employment, few occupation-specific job opportunities thus promote a twofold job-education mismatch.

Table 3 Chapter 23 (sheet C23T3) shows those few occupation which are recruiting youngsters, lead by increased work waiting on tables (mostly in London and the South East).

Girls who played with Barbie saw themselves in fewer occupations, while those who played with Mrs. Potato Head stated they were capable of nearly as many careers as boys.

One might also expect that each individual household is engaged in fewer occupations as an effect of a more pronounced division of labor and specialization in more socioeconomic developed communities.

Sick-leave due to back pain among women clustered in fewer occupations (mainly non-qualified and qualified manual and service workers among women).