Sentence examples for type of occupations from inspiring English sources

Francine D. Blau and Lawrence M. Kahn of Cornell University tried to get at the pay gap between similar men and women by stripping out many of the differences that might affect wages, such as relative levels of education, the type of occupations and the industries they worked in, and the greater likelihood that women would interrupt their careers to have children.

In practice, the degree to which natives and immigrants are substitutes for one another varies depending on the type of occupations.

The lack of agreement could also in part reflect differences in the type of occupations held at midlife versus what the decedent was doing most of his/her work life.

Future research could focus on other chemical products that have a similar structure than VCM and more extensive research on the type of occupations at risk of VCM exposure.

Occupational performance data are collected regarding type of occupations desired by the older person as well as frequency of performance (ordinal scale: 4 = As often as I would like, 3 = almost as often as I would like, 2 = less than I like, 1 = never) and quality of performance (2 = no problem in performance, 1 = problem in performance) are collected during the first OT visit.

We have aggregated the levels of schooling into an approximation of the social classes, on the assumption that level of schooling indexes the type of qualifications obtained, which in turn indicates the type of occupations available to the subject and hence their own adult social class.

For workers with MSDs, it should be kept in mind that depending on the type of occupation, a closer look at different occupational activities is warranted.

This suggests that MSDs should be considered a priority in occupational preventive healthcare, irrespective of the type of occupation.

Within this, the type of occupation, the position, the employment grade, the start and end of the occupational phase were collected.

"As you get older you figure you're set in one type of occupation, and then you find yourself going back and doing things like sending out résumés or interview for jobs.

The original French term for what we call "auteur theory" is la politique des auteurs, and, as Godard told me in 2000, he and his fellow-critics at Cahiers du Cinéma in the nineteen-fifties thought about movies politically, in terms of the "spirit of resistance"—"against a certain type of occupation of the cinema by people who didn't belong there at all".