Sentence examples for other fields of work from inspiring English sources

It is a world in which there's a higher proportion of gay men — and women — than in other fields of work.

But the study found no evidence that the enforcement results produced by revolving-door lawyers while they were at the S.E.C. differed from those of lawyers who remained at the S.E.C. or who went on to other fields of work.

Response rates could be approximated based on participant's field of study (11.6% (111/957) planning/engineering, 6.4% (17/265) law enforcement/EMS, 6.2% (32/516) public health) (response rates are slightly higher than what is calculated given n = 32 participants with "Other" fields of work and emails that were not read).

In some other fields of work, the answer would be, "Well, sure, why not?" But homophobia is still part of the macho culture that thrives on and off the field in professional football.

This is confirmed by the views of the policy experts interviewed, although the sharing of knowledge and transfer to actors in other disciplines or other fields of work is less common.

Victimology is enriched by other fields of study, particularly psychology, social work, sociology, economics, law, and political science.

The research area now commonly called 'bioinformatics' has brought together biologists, computer scientists, statisticians, and scientists of many other fields of expertise to work on computational solutions to biological problems.

After the Yukon gold strike of 1897, the U.S. Geological Survey began a large-scale systematic study of all Alaska that has continued along with work in other fields of natural science.

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.

It is excellent as a standard text for the clinical oncologist, but also as a reference book for those working in other fields of medicine.

Under his direction, the center came to be regarded as a world authority on sharks, although he also expanded its work to encompass other fields of marine science.