Sentence examples for successful occupational from inspiring English sources

For this reason, a successful occupational career history is likely to have beneficial consequences.

The completion of iVET is crucial for a successful occupational career and a successful entry into the labor market (Schafer and Baeriswyl 2015).

I just did it all myself!", then that person has had a very successful course of occupational therapy.

They have been very successful in creating occupational opportunities for adolescents (Schmidt 2010; Shavit and Muller 2000).

An important insight gained from this study is that the "exogenous" structure of available job opportunities is, besides widely discussed individual and social resources, crucial for IVET graduates' successful integration into occupational labour markets.

The literature emphasises the importance of task persistence in young adolescence for successful educational and occupational attainment in middle adulthood [2] and explains how repeated learned helplessness experiences and dysfunctional decisional processes may lead to depression [13].

This example may also help to understand why there are so few studies directly showing successful reduction of occupational cancer following effective intervention.

This finding is consistent with our simple extension of the Lazear JAT theory, further supporting the strength of the insight that entrepreneurs require broad training and workers require specialized training to be successful in their chosen occupational paths.

The following are common manifestations of passive-aggressive behavior: offering public support but indirectly resisting, procrastinating or undermining the successful completion of social and occupational tasks.

However, it may be that this upward movement of the U-curve can also be explained by selective remigration of migrants who – in terms of occupational status – are less successful.

The objective of this review is to examine existing information on exposure biomarkers for diesel exhaust and to identify those factors and trends that have had an impact on the successful identification of metrics for both occupational and community settings.