Sentence examples for single occupation from inspiring English sources

This was the first meeting dedicated to a single occupation.

(5) Wages will reflect differences in taxation, fringe benefits (pensions, vacations), etc. Accordingly, the wage structure even for a single occupation in a single city is elaborate.

There were domestic servants in Great Britain, the largest single occupation (a full third of all workers), but a very large group everywhere, even in the United States.

They know the long struggle towards single occupation and two sofas, and go strangely silent before uttering an incredulous "Jesus Christ!" It's a nice sound.

Filipinos in New York City are practically defined by that single occupation, and they are the largest ethnic group among nurses at many hospitals in the region.

Prison Service chiefs are expected to outline the contingency measures, including increased overcrowding by doubling and even trebling inmates in cells designed for single occupation.

Although biographical dictionaries accustomed to single occupations typically treat him as merely a cartographer or a geographer, Mercator distinguished himself at various times as a calligrapher, an engraver, a maker of scientific instruments, and a publisher.

At the turn of the twentieth century, domestic service was the single largest occupation in Britain, as well as the greatest economic provider for women.

Demand for direct-care workers is growing dramatically as our population ages; in fact, direct care may soon be our nation's single largest occupation.

At the contrary the Gaussian width of C1s and O1s signals relative to bridge-bonded CO is much lower and this can be tentatively interpreted as due to single site occupation.

The single-particle occupation probability distribution along the channel length allows the determination of the potential energy generated by the optical line trap.