Sentence examples for modest occupations from inspiring English sources

Although these modest occupations served to fill his time and to insulate him from his family, they aggravated his despondency over what appeared to be the end of his political ambitions.

But with some of the thousands of children separated from their parents moved to the very states where occupations are taking place, and more structural "abolish ICE" sentiment infiltrating the debate in Democratic congressional primaries, the potential for even relatively modest occupations to make life a lot more complicated for immigration overlords is already clear.

As a young adult, Angelou had a series of jobs and occupations, achieving modest success as a singer, dancer, and performer.

There was to be no occupation and only a modest indemnity.

Nearly all husbands of chief executives have had some occupation, even if it is modest compared to their wives.

Due to a modest amount of missing data for participant occupation (8%) we carried out multiple imputation of missing observations to assess whether the missing data biased our results.

Such are some of the vanished (at least hereabouts) occupations described in Guard's amiably modest exercise in metropolitan time-travel.

Occupation officials put out charts trumpeting modest improvements.

They were modest about what they had done during the occupation.

Instead, we show that these occupations experience pronounced upskilling, as well as modest relative wage and employment growth after the recession.

In sum, in only a modest proportion of Europe does climate somewhat restrict human occupation and land use.