Sentence examples for many occupational groups from inspiring English sources

This problem applies equally to many occupational groups.

The role expectations of work and family are always incompatible for many occupational groups.

Further, the cessation of the GFC by 2010 was not associated with a marked reduction in rates of suicide in many occupational groups, which could indicate lasting impacts.

Diesel exhaust is a common exposure because many occupational groups (underground miners; bridge and tunnel workers; dockworkers; truck drivers; farm-workers; auto, truck, and bus maintenance garage workers; operators of heavy construction equipment; and railroad workers) are regularly exposed to diesel exhaust at work [ National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) 1988].

Smoking prevalence in adults has been declining in the U.S. [ 12- 14], but among the major blue-collar occupations it remains higher than that of many other occupational groups [ 15- 20], suggesting that this is a population that still has high potential for SHS exposure [ 21].

Musculoskeletal injuries and musculoskeletal pain are prevalent among nurses compared to many other occupational groups.

Health care workers show a higher prevalence of LBP [ 5] than many other occupational groups [ 6]‐[ 8].

It is generally found that LBP is more frequent among nursing personnel compared to many other occupational groups [ 2- 5].

Further, lower skilled workers experience considerably higher unemployment rates than many other occupational groups in Australia [ 25].

In particular, with the rapid development and reform of China's society and economy, many Chinese occupational groups are facing a variety of mental health problems, especially depression.

The policy holders come from all of the sectors represented by the Danish Confederation of Trade Unions (LO) and represent many different occupational groups, for example, construction workers, drivers and industrial workers.