Sentence examples similar to occupational necessities from inspiring English sources

Gaining weight has become an occupational necessity for strongmen.

Luckily, hip huggers aren't exactly an occupational necessity.

I work for a company where away days and conferences are an occupational necessity.

Leaving this data behind is a struggle and a shame, even if it is an occupational necessity.

I visited Starkey in February, and when I arrived at the company's testing department the receptionist greeted me in a voice that she seemed to have turned up a couple of notches an occupational necessity, I assumed.

But for someone like Jordan Belfort, whose desires beget more desires until he isn't sure whether they're real or if he's wanting just to want, Quaaludes were probably more an occupational necessity than a recreational getaway.

Even while wearing the poker face that is an occupational necessity for his juicy title role in Mike Hodges's film "Croupier," Clive Owen conveys a sharp, cynical intelligence that rolls off the screen in waves whenever he widens his glittering blue eyes.

And there is no question that dieting is an occupational necessity for the girls paid to make the refined but punishingly slim clothes that Raf Simons showed in his much-lauded Jil Sander show on Tuesday (brave and courageous were words that were used a lot) look chic and also humanly feasible to wear.

Email is an occupational necessity.

Or do I mean an occupational necessity?

"In essence, meth has become the occupational necessity of the digital work age".