Sentence examples for other fields of activity from inspiring English sources

This report estimated that one fifth to one third of active physicians worked in other fields of activity than curative care, such as scientific research, administrative service, employment in pharmaceutical companies and insurances.

And it will have shown that in education, as in other fields of activity, it is not enough just to apply new technologies to existing processes for maximum effect you have to apply them in new and imaginative ways.

Booth and Richardson [25] criticize the isolated policy stance of LTPs "ignoring its relationship with other fields of activity".

Grammatical metaphor is, of course, found in texts operating in contexts defined by other fields of activity — they are favoured in 'elaborating' contexts, for example; but they are deployed in different ways, and some contexts seem to favour the congruent more of construal, as is the case with 'instructional' contexts (within the 'enabling' sector of Figure 5).

Arabians dominate the discipline of endurance riding, and compete today in many other fields of equestrian activity.

No single method can cope with the inherent uncertainties faced by the attempt to examine alternative futures, be it the futures of transport or any other field of human activity.

But also other fields of promotion offer relevant activities, e.g. the Federal Ministry for Economy and Technology (BMWi).

Uncertainties in natural processes, as well as in many other fields of investigation or human activities, are difficult to deal with; our mind is not effective when statistical reasoning is required.

By this means the journal hopes to provide a stimulating, thought-provoking insight to other fields of potential relevance to researchers with their core activities in the arthritis field.

Just as other primary fields of activity cover a considerable range of activities that must be differentiated when we increase the delicacy of descriptions, so does the activity of 'exploring' prototypically public values, ideas and positions.

This matches the kind of talk I have observed in other all-female reading groups, but may also have something to do with the wide range of experience in the group in fields of activity other than literature.