Sentence examples for occupations suffering from inspiring English sources

The RCN is campaigning to have the nursing profession placed on the list of recognised occupations suffering from a skills shortage, and therefore exempt it from the income threshold.

A key study supporting Seligman's sad verdict is John Hopkins University research showing that lawyers have the highest rate of depression among all occupations, suffering from depression at a rate of 3.6 times higher than non-lawyers.

But as whaling declined, fishing took over – an equally deadly occupation, suffering the highest fatalities of any industry in the US.

In conclusion, a full-time behavioural medicine programme is a cost-effective method for improving health and increasing return to work in women working in blue-collar or service/care occupations and suffering from back/neck pain.

"We have had enough of occupation, enough of suffering.

Construction of the original building began in 1553, but, after suffering occupation by both parties to the English Civil Wars of the mid-17th century, this house was subsequently demolished.

However, they eventually learned, and they did confront their own victimization by acquiring agency and accepting responsibility for their own fate, security, governing and institutions -- building, even under occupation and while suffering from a dysfunctional and fragmented polity.

"Now, there is an occupation going on for decades and these people who are suffering this occupation are trying to resist, are trying to gain their rights," the official said.

"As long as Palestinians are suffering from occupation, there will be martyr attacks," he said.

It was a struggle against occupation, and for people suffering from injustice".

Vautrin exhausted herself trying to protect women and children during the Nanking Massacre and subsequently during the Japanese occupation of Nanjing, finally suffering a nervous breakdown in 1940.