Sentence examples for mobile occupations from inspiring English sources

Doherty said the Occupy protesters planned a noon rally at the site and still had several "mobile occupations" throughout the city.

Nevertheless, today's Chinese individuals live in a postmodern environment composed of turbulent labor markets, mobile occupations, growing personal risk, and an emphasis on a culture of intimacy and self-expression (Yan 2012).

Survey data among men in predominantly male and "mobile" occupations have supported the pervasiveness of extramarital sex in Nigeria.

"But this is a mobile occupation.

"People's belongings were thrown directly into trash crusher trucks," said a statement on the Occupy San Francisco Web site, which added that protesters would continue with what it called "mobile occupation forces," or smaller groups occupying other sites across the city, including foreclosed homes.

But after surrendering some territory during the day, groups of protesters spread out into different areas in what some are reportedly calling a "mobile occupation," including halting and surrounding a city bus.

Also, in Mersin, the place of residence and occupation are relatively stable compared with areas where residents are more highly educated, mobile, and wealthier; therefore current occupation in the present study likely reflects lifetime occupation.

As the model predicts, workers in middle-paid occupations become more mobile over time and they have the highest probability levels of mobility.

The Wyoming housepits appear to represent short-term occupations of residentially mobile groups, who constructed these structures in anticipation of repeated visits and reuse over a period of years exemplifying stable land use patterns.

The possibility that cohort members with a higher average income than the general population [3], working predominantly in occupations in which mobile telecommunication is an advantage, prefer to go directly to a specialized center in a hospital than to a general practitioner is speculative.

Our data reveal light occupation and a mobile human adaptation focused on the hunting of high-ranked adult ungulates and large-bodied tortoises.