Sentence examples for for all professions from inspiring English sources

Garbage trucks can be a hazard for pedestrians and cyclists, and a 2012 Bureau of Labor Statistics report found that the fatal injury rate among waste workers was more than eight times the average for all professions.

Dr. Bowditch argued that "learning how to think rather than what to think prepares a person for all professions," and that without that "the academy becomes nothing more than a trade school".

Preparedness for major incident response scored 5 (1, 7) for all professions.

In this age of superb Internet connectivity, online resources are becoming more and more important for all professions, including scientists.

The maturation of building simulation into a recognized and indispensable discipline for all professions, involved in the design, engineering, operation and management of buildings has now become the imminent challenge.

A 1975 survey of faculty salaries in higher education by the American Association of University Professors (AAUP) showed that women made 10% less than men, which wasn't bad, considering that the wage gap for all professions then was 41%.

Big, rich cities are magnets for immigrants of all professions, including sex workers.

Over the next months, Ophelia will be exhibiting a selection of her images at The Other Club, a a pop-up club for women of all professions in central London.

They were banished from all professions except for friperie (secondhand clothes dealing), brocante (secondhand furniture selling) and usure (money lending).

Men reported significantly lower levels of help-seeking from all professions, except for psychologists/psychiatrists, and age was not related to help-seeking in the adjusted model.

In calculating the latter, only patients under 65 years of age, the mandatory retirement age for almost all professions, were included.