Sentence examples for occupations available from inspiring English sources

It's important we make more effort to see where women are lost along the pipeline, address these issues and communicate clearly the diverse occupations available to women in such fields, from medical science to aeronautical engineering.

Before World War II, Qatar's population engaged in pearling, fishing, and some trade (with little exception the only occupations available) and was one of the poorest in the world.

3-digit occupational codes correspond to a high level of disaggregation and constitute the finest description of occupations available for a long representative panel of US workers.

We use the 1980 codes because they better reflect the set of occupations available over the period of interest than the 1970 codes.

Though poor, third-world women are often exploited by traffickers, some may be choosing to migrate and work in sex businesses over other occupations available to them (factory or domestic work) both in their home and target countries.

They specify that workers' income or utility maximisation guides workers to choose particular jobs over others, but, in equal importance, jobs or groups of occupations available to workers and the mechanism that assigns workers to jobs need to be considered.

Published in 1847, Anne Brontë's first novel has a documentary quality, being based on her experiences of working as a governess (at the time the only respectable occupation available to unmarried women of reduced circumstances).

Mr. Tonosaki and other historians say itako and other shamanistic mediums were common across Japan in medieval times, when this was often the only occupation available for the blind.

For about 8% of all individuals there is no data on occupation available for any of these years.

Occupation, available for 1249 of the 1461 (85%) men whose medical records were reviewed, formed the basis of an individual measure of socioeconomic position, with occupation being classified as manual or non-manual according to the Registrar General's scheme (see http://www.statistics.gov.uk/).gov.uk/

Only three main occupations were available to intrepid job seekers 10,000 years ago: hunting, gathering and procreation.