Sentence examples for secondary occupations from inspiring English sources
As for secondary occupations, Robert Graves suggested that, like Trollope, they could take employment in a post office or, like WH Davies, solve their problems by becoming professional tramps.
These days, what one might call the secondary occupations of the writer — adaptations for screens large and small, the college classroom, the lecture circuit, the creative-writing course, not to mention the ceaseless work of writing introductions and editing texts, even the travel magazines — were not available to Powers, at least not in a way he could easily grasp.
Earnings is defined as the sum of all income from labor, either direct payments, payments in kind from primary or secondary occupations or earnings from self-employment in agriculture or the informal sector.
Rubel's primary occupation (secondary occupations included frog farmer and sailor) was that of a school bus driver.
The town has 55% employed people; 12.7% are involved in primary occupations like agriculture, 2.8% in secondary occupations related to industries and 85% in teritiary occupations such as agricultural trading and tourism.
It is important to note that in and out-degree centrality does not necessarily measure primary versus secondary occupations, but rather relative rankings.
The dependent variables, ∆skill and ∆working conditions, are equal to the differences in SK and WC, the O*NET indices of occupational skill requirements and working conditions, respectively, between workers' primary job occupation and secondary job occupation.
Writing for me was always a secondary occupation.
In so doing, they vastly underestimate the economic contribution of women, for whom paid work can often be a secondary occupation (with "housewife" being considered the primary activity).
To supplement their income from domestic animals, vegetables, and fruits, a number of farmers pursue forestry as a secondary occupation; most of the forests are part of farm acreages.
Forestry, an important export earner, provides a secondary occupation for the rural population.
