Sentence examples for unstable occupation from inspiring English sources
In the west the Mahdist armies had achieved only an unstable occupation of Darfur.
The weak local rural economy and unstable occupations of migrant workers enhanced this phenomenon.
Perlman and Bobak found that education seemed to provide a protective factor against some indicators of unstable employment, independently of occupation.
Moreover, income as a measure of SES has been shown to be a more unstable measure than education or occupation with a higher non-response rate than other measures [ 15].
Many comedians, authors, artists and countless other occupations are held by mentally unstable people who may eventually lose in their struggle and either take their lives, or take the lives of others.
Apart from niche jobs such as providing security in unstable regions of the world, the highest-risk occupation in the UK today is, believe it or not, commercial fishing.
Results did not include these two individuals in occupation analysis because of small sample and unstable confidence interval.
After years of occupation, its colonies (except for offshoots like Canada and Australia) remained desperately poor and politically unstable.
Although Soeprapto was able to lead the court peacefully during the Japanese occupation, after the start of the Indonesian National Revolution the situation in Pekalongan became unstable.
Occupation makes a target of the occupier, liberators out of bad guys, collaborators out of allies, stokes world-wide resistance movements and internal threats in the West; it creates unstable local leaders with corrupt allegiances as in Afghanistan and Iraq while the clock ticks for the end of occupation.
