Sentence examples for of other occupations from inspiring English sources

His sentiments are echoed by many scholars of the Middle East, as well as students of other occupations.

"Yes, I've got plenty of other occupations to fill in my time intelligently," replies Masters, unable to be swayed from her vocation.

In addition to licensed physicians, the term includes members of other occupations associated with patient care and treatment such as chiropractors, podiatrists, physicians assistants, psychologists, and dentists.

Domestic services, for instance, have contracted because improved education and the opening up of other occupations to women has enabled many to take up work that they prefer.

In law, consulting, investment banking, corporate management and a host of other occupations, the ablest performers are often paid hundreds or even thousands of times as much as others who perform nearly as well.

(I grew up in Hawaii, and have memories of other "occupations" of Iolani, and how they, like the fact that we sang the Hawaiian national anthem in school alongside the pledge of allegiance, went largely unremarked).

In practice, however, there will always be a certain degree of transferability to other occupations.

You can see the books we have if you look up "the People's Library OWS". And we've even started to send boxes of books to other occupations so they, to, can have libraries.

This limits the generalizability of the findings to other occupations or sectors that employ less-educated workers (e.g. service industries).

49 Thus, compared to other occupations, rates of smoking among transit operators are found to be elevated.

11.21am: A round-up of some of the other occupations I've been neglecting: The library at Goldsmiths in London has been occupied for the past three days.