Sentence examples for occupations leads from inspiring English sources

While the United States seems to be producing enough STEM workers to fill traditional STEM jobs, the Georgetown authors write, the migration of people with STEM-related competencies into non-STEM occupations leads to STEM-worker shortages.

Further research is needed in order to answer the question whether exposure in these occupations leads to work-related back pain but does not suffice the requirements for an OD No. 2108 or if the OD is underreported in these occupations.

Does their concentration in certain occupations lead to pressures in wages for other low-skilled workers particularly African-American workers?

Several occupations led one or both parents to be away from their families for long periods during the day, such as working at the rice mill, petty trade between the village and the nearby urban centres, stone quarrying and fishing.

The MR-AQCC NO occupations lead to a similar finding concerning this onset but give, additionally, a quantitative picture of the extent of the radical generation along the periacene series.

While exposure through education, religion and occupation leads to a change in the spatial organisation of the dwelling and the use of new building materials.

Their analysis found evidence of "devaluation" – that a higher proportion of women in an occupation leads to lower pay because of the discounting of work performed by women.

The men whose desire for vengeance against what they view as an unjust foreign occupation leads them to capture westerners, behead them, and incinerate their bodies for the world to see.

Daily life under occupation leads to desperation and many Palestinians have lost hope in political peace promises..

P1 therefore seems to function as a sensor for the peptide load where occupation leads to a stabilization of the 'open' conformation required to accommodate the peptide ligand.

In reality the 1920 occupation led immediately to a popular revolt that was ruthlessly suppressed.