Sentence examples for thousands of occupations from inspiring English sources

No, there's thousands of occupations more dangerous than raving.

The OOH has job descriptions, educational requirements, and future outlooks for thousands of occupations.

Today marked their 22nd day of occupation.

Similarly, ( Varleft({H}_{1i}^Oright) ) is indicated by a dichotomous variable O i  = 1 if OCCUPATIONS i  ≥ 2, which is the 75th percentile number of occupations.

Thus, we recommend great caution when assessing, comparing and interpreting extreme percentiles, for example, the 1st and 99th posture percentiles as reported in a recent compilation of studies from a large range of occupations [ 24], or 5th-95th posture percentile ranges as used in a number of studies [ 13, 22, 38].

Over half of the attendees had returned to work, and of those not working, six were retired/at home and two were receiving a disability pension.> -wrap-foot> *†Measures for occupation and education were from the Australian Standard Classification of Occupations (ASCO), 2nd edition and the Australian Standard Classification of Education ASCEDD) 2001.

Australia New Zealand Standard Classification of Occupations.

Swedish Standard Classification of Occupations.

Excavations in and around the modern villages have failed to find any evidence of occupation before the 10th or 11th centuries, except in Bradwell where Bradwell Bury is traced to the 9th century.

Numerous historic attractions include Plimoth Plantation (a re-creation of the original Pilgrim village), Pilgrim Hall Museum (built in 1824), Harlow Old Fort House (a building depicting 17th-century household occupations of Plymouth women), and Mayflower II, a goodwill ship built at Brixham, England, that sailed across the Atlantic Ocean in 53 days in 1957.

A graduate of Horace Mann, 1943 and Yale University, 1949, he served as a 2nd Lieutenant with the Army of Occupation in South Korea.