Sentence examples for occupy educated from inspiring English sources
After the apparent loss of some books during the eviction of Zuccotti Park, writers officially launched Occupy Educated, an online library for protesters.
I was looking at Martha fast asleep in Pops's arms one night after he had read her a bedtime story when I started to wonder where this magical ability to occupy, delight and educate the girls by equal measure came from?
Therefore, the observed differences in the prevalence rates of SGA can be attributed to the fact that Sagamu and Ilesa communities are relatively less-urbanized and are occupied by less educated and less affluent population compared to Lagos, a highly industrialized city [ 5, 6].
Participation in the study and the intervention appears to have been more appealing to people who were better educated and occupied higher socioeconomic positions.
To put it differently, there might be some cyclical 'crowding out', namely a process by which during recessions because of excess labour supply—highly educated workers take the jobs that could be occupied by less-educated ones.
What "bumping down" means is that when there is an overall shortage of jobs, higher-skilled (more educated) workers tend to take jobs that were previously occupied by lower-skilled workers.
But, if it survives, it is because it pins down an uncomfortable truth: that many educated English males sail through life occupying a permanent emotional exclusion-zone.
This sounds simple enough, but the impact of universities is profound, both on the students we educate, and the world we all occupy.
In Hong Kong, he was perfect: buffooning around the place in his scruffy polo shirt, a sharp contrast to the moneyed, educated, socially mobile whizzkids that seem to occupy Hong Kong.
An educated man was supposed to spend hours occupying himself writing poetry, painting or doing calligraphy.
