Sentence examples for occupationally successful from inspiring English sources
The article then explains that "Taller men are perceived as having higher status, stronger leadership skills, and as being more occupationally successful than average or shorter males".
One famous study that looked at delayed gratification in children found that those children who were better at resisting the immediate rewards were more successful as adults, both occupationally and socially.
In fact, he notes that black women are more likely than women of other groups to marry men who are less successful than they are, educationally or occupationally.
Her sudden death and the circumstances of her death impaired Mr. Murphy socially and occupationally.
Never let it be said that the occupationally fashionable are afraid to spend.
"I think most of the people who apply for occupational disability annuities are in fact occupationally disabled," Mr. Bartholow said.
The plan gives the workers the benefit of the doubt in asserting that certain illnesses are occupationally related.
"How is it that somebody is occupationally disabled the day after he retires when he wasn't occupationally disabled the day before he retired?" asked Gary Dellaverson, chief financial officer for the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, the railroad's parent.
In a group, he laughs as often as he makes others laugh, a trait rare among the occupationally funny.
The board automatically re-evaluates all occupationally disabled workers to see whether they qualify for total disability.
