Sentence examples for have occupations from inspiring English sources

So have occupations.

Ultimately we'll get to the situation where we'll have occupations to work out how to interface meaningfully with machines.

For example, neuroscientists have discovered that people who have occupations that require them to maintain complex mental maps of the world, like London taxi drivers, have an enlarged hippocampus.

"Unless there is a narrative I don't know, they don't seem to have occupations," said Jenny Allen, a freelance writer in New York and the mother of a 9-year-old girl.

Finally, persons who are unemployed or who have occupations with irregular working hours (e.g., writers) or close sustained contact with alcohol (e.g., diplomats and bartenders) may be prone to the development of alcoholism.

It's true that my characters have occupations that play to their talents and weaknesses: the morally compromised survives by exploiting others, the creative write and teach, the rudderless housewife drifts without direction, a man who is haunted by the past finds it by clearing junk from houses, but I hope it's much as they would if they were real and not imagined.

None of the patients had occupations related to farming, produce distribution, or animal care.

However, only 11% of the individuals had occupations that required their higher level of education.

Of 218 adults living in those 118 homes, only 39 (18%) had occupations that permitted them to work from home.

Twenty participants had occupations with an identified exposure risk to an asthmagen; thirteen had exposures to irritants such as motor vehicle exhaust and environmental tobacco smoke.

Most were treated with oral antidiabetic agents, married, had an educational level from secondary school or college, and had occupations of low socio-economic status.