Sentence examples for poor occupation from inspiring English sources
We then grouped the households into those where the main breadwinner had an occupation with a potential of better yield in terms of income (such as skilled workers and office work) and those with a relatively poor occupation (such as unskilled worker or unemployed).
More specifically, it might be that the older cohorts have relatively poor occupational attainment, masking part of the immigrants' across-occupation wage differentials.
Specialty change within occupation, rather than occupational change, may help in cases of poor occupational choice, burnout, or a change in health.
They were already poor, but the occupation made them destitute.
Poor education and occupation were found to be independently associated with the risk of EP.
Persons with lower SES are less likely to have air conditioning (Long et al. 2007) and more likely to live near busy roadways and have coexposures due to either poor housing or occupation.
"They tend to be trapped in a vicious circle of low-productivity occupations, poor remuneration and limited ability to invest in their families' health and education, which in turn dampens overall development and growth prospects – not only for themselves but for generations to follow".
"Ike felt that forces of occupation in poor countries where they are not welcome are losing propositions," Mr. Nye says.
It does mean that conquest and occupation are poor conditions for democracy, and Europeans and Arabs are wise not to legitimize it.
As depicted in Table 1, most women whose partners were engaging in primary occupation were poor (87.5%) when considered across wealth status.
The sparse populations in national reserves reflect their marginal wildlife importance in most cases, as well as heavy livestock occupation and poor protection.
