Sentence examples for less occupation from inspiring English sources

Geel et al. (2011) conclude that apprenticeship training becoming less occupation specific could lead to greater occupational mobility.

Auto-rickshaws have less occupation time at Intersection A among major vehicles.

TWs and auto-rickshaws generally experience less occupation time than other types of vehicles.

Less occupation time was observed at Intersection B compared to Intersection A due to lower volume and less number of conflicting points.

It was observed that for both major RT and minor RT, the semicontrolled intersection (Intersection B) has less occupation time than the uncontrolled intersection (Intersection A).

Auto-rickshaws have less occupation time at Intersection B. The aggressive behavior and poorer queue discipline of drivers reduce the occupation time.

FDC is a precarious, undervalued and feminised occupation, which typifies persisting gender-related power imbalances in the workplace: women tend to be segregated into lower status occupations with less job control than men[ 85].

Blacks, Asians, and Hispanics work in occupations with similar education levels as Whites, but Other Nonwhites work in significantly less educated occupation with a coefficient of −0.065.

After graduating, he published two ponderous-sounding studies, "The Athenian Spirit" and "The Wounds of Sparta," but soon abandoned philosophy for an even less secure occupation: playwriting.

Second, it gave the European nobles a cause that could distract them from warring with their neighbors a more or less daily occupation of knights in that period—and unite them, for a holy purpose.

In 1997 Paul Wolfowitz, the most important neo-con Vulcan, justified the first Bush administration's decision not to march into Baghdad on the grounds that "conceivably, this could have led the United States into a more or less permanent occupation of a country that could not govern itself, but where the rule of a foreign occupier would be increasingly resented".